Ian Wright calls out a Manchester United player for allowing Sander Berge to easily pass by him.

The middle of the pitch was left vulnerable by the Red Devils.

April 27th 2024.

Ian Wright calls out a Manchester United player for allowing Sander Berge to easily pass by him.
Football legend Ian Wright couldn't believe what he saw during Manchester United's match against Burnley. In an intense 1-1 draw, Wright pointed out United's glaring weaknesses and criticized their sloppy play. He was particularly impressed by Burnley's performance and felt they deserved to win.

Despite having home advantage at Old Trafford, United struggled to contain Burnley's counter-attacks and were lucky to have only conceded one goal. Wright noted the numerous chances that Burnley had to score, with 16 shots on goal, and praised their ability to create space in United's midfield.

Wright also singled out midfielder Casemiro, who was filling in as a center-back, for criticism. He highlighted how easily the Burnley players were able to bypass him and praised the visitors for their possession and passing stats, which surpassed United's.

During a Match of the Day segment, Wright pointed out how Burnley were able to find space behind United's midfield with just one throw from their goalkeeper. He praised Burnley's Sander Berge for easily getting past Casemiro and driving into United's half without any resistance.

Despite United's struggles, their manager Erik ten Hag was happy with their performance and felt they were denied three potential penalty shouts. Wright, however, disagreed and felt that Burnley were unlucky not to have won the game due to their lack of finishing.

Wright then criticized Casemiro for his role in Burnley's penalty, where he bizarrely headed the ball straight up in the air before United's Andre Onana collided with Zeki Amdouni. Ten Hag, on the other hand, praised United for being one of the most dynamic and entertaining teams in the league.

However, Ten Hag did express frustration with the inconsistent decisions made by the referee, particularly regarding a handball call against United. He called for the referee to take responsibility and make consistent decisions at such a crucial stage of the game.

In the end, the match ended in a 1-1 draw, with Burnley feeling unlucky not to have secured all three points. And while Ten Hag praised United's style of play, Wright and many others felt that their performance was far from impressive.

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