Daniel Sturridge blames Manchester United forward after late Harry Maguire miss in Liverpool draw

Daniel Sturridge has criticise Joshua Zirkzee for ‘bobbling’ the ball into Harry Maguire after the defender misse a huge chance in Manchester United’s 2-2 draw with Liverpool.

Maguire had a huge opportunity to seal United all three points in the dying moments away to top-of-the-table Liverpool, only to balloon the ball over the crossbar from around ten yards out.

Amad Diallo had earlier found an โปรโมชั่นพิเศษจาก UFABET สมัครตอนนี้ รับโบนัสทันที equaliser for the visitors in a thrilling second half at Anfield, in which Lisandro Martinez, Cody Gakpo and Mohamed Salah also netted.

The result saw the Red Devils rise to 13th in the Premier League, while Liverpool will be disappointe not to have opened up an eight-point lead over second-place Arsenal at the summit.

Though pleased with United’s spirited display, club greats Gary Neville and Roy Keane could not hide their disappointment in the immediate of Maguire’s misse sitter at the death.

Later on in broadcast, legendary ex-United captain Keane shut down Sturridge’s suggestion that Zirkzee was partly at fault for Maguire’s wayward effort with his pull back.

Asked whether Zirkzee will have thought about shooting himself, Keane replied: ‘I’m not sure. You look at the angle…

Listen, his confidence wouldn’t be sky high after getting taken off the other night.

‘Daniel [Sturridge] has saying he could have given him a better pass… listen, know your players.’

Former Liverpool and England forward Sturridge responde ‘Just don’t bobble it into him!

You’ve got all the time in the world to pull the ball back.

‘He’s a Premier League footballer playing for Manchester United…

‘I’m not expecting a bobble into me if you’re in that position. It’s a three-yard pass.’

But Keane wasn’t having any of it, placing the blame squarely on Maguire rather than United’s second-half substitute.

But you’re passing to a Premier League footballer, an international player,’ he hit back.

‘He’s not going to give you the perfect pass. Expect a bobble into you. Obviously, it’s Harry Maguire…

‘It’s about knowing your players. He’s not gonna zip it into Maguire, is he? You’ve got to hit the target, Harry! No problem.’

Keane was pleased with the spirit and togetherness United’s players display in their draw at Anfield, which came after four straight defeats in all competitions.