- Manchester United 3-1 Everton
Frank Lampard is in a tough spot as Everton manager. On Tuesday, the team suffered a big defeat at home to reserved Brighton. They were knocked out of the FA Cup away to Manchester United on Friday.
There, the old Chelsea hero heard “you will be sacked in the morning” from the home fans at Old Trafford.
Explain this: – Violent
– Bad
But it’s not just Lampard who falls victim to harsh criticism. Former Manchester United captain Roy Keane has called a ruthless judgment on the club’s players.
– They have a lot of bad players, Everton, bad players. When I look at that group, there are players who are not suited to play for Everton or in the Premier League. It’s a big deal for Frank (Lampard), says Keane in his role as Sky Sports pundit.
EXPERT: Roy Keane at work as football expert during the World Cup in Qatar. Photo: NTB
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– Shocking mistake
Manchester United got off to a flying start when Antony slipped to 1-0 down after just a couple of minutes.
But Everton responded quickly, thanks largely to an awkward David de Gea. The goalkeeper dropped a cross between his legs, the ball went loose and Conor Coady made it 1-0 from just half a meter away.
– It’s a shocking mistake, said former Everton player Alan Stubbs.
Nor is Keane kind.
– It’s like he’s been drinking, said the Manchester United legend.
After the break, however, it was Coady’s turn to pin it. Marcus Rashford dribbled down the left and struck. There was Coady, who rather without pressure messed the ball into his own net.
Embarrassing mistake: – Oops!
Everton equalized with fifteen minutes to go, but these days you can never be too sure. The VAR wanted to have a say in the team and revealed an offside in the build-up to the goal.
In extra time, Rashford made it 3-1 with a penalty.
Manchester United are therefore further ahead in the FA Cup. Erik ten Hag’s side are in great form with seven consecutive wins.
