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‘Poor’ Harry Maguire was at fault for Burnley’s equaliser AND was ‘lucky’ not to be sent off, insists Rio Ferdinand… as he wonders whether Man United captain is STILL suffering a ‘Euros hangover’
- Rio Ferdinand believes Harry Maguire has endured an inconsistent season
- Manchester United defender made a number of key errors in 1-1 draw at Burnley
- However, Ferdinand believes United’s whole team need to take responsibility
- Maguire claimed that United created enough chances to win the game
Rio Ferdinand believes Harry Maguire’s poor performance played a big role in Manchester United dropping more Premier League points at Burnley, but insists the whole team need to take responsibility.
United were comfortably leading at Turf Moor following a first half Paul Pogba strike in a dominant opening 45 minutes.
But after half-time, Burnley hit back as Wout Weghorst skillfully turned Maguire before playing in Jay Rodriguez who held off the United skipper to slip home an equaliser and earn a 1-1 draw.
Harry Maguire looks on following his Manchester United side’s poor 1-1 draw at Burnley
Maguire was caught out by Jay Rodriguez’s quick feet for Burnley’s equaliser at Turf Moor
Later in the game, Maguire was booked for purposefully bringing down Rodriguez while the striker was about to run in on goal, with debate surrounding whether he should have been sent off for denying a goal scoring opportunity.
Ferdinand claimed that Magurie has looked inconsistent all season for the Red Devils, and that the England defender will know he can perform better.
‘The goal was poor on Harry’s part,’ Ferdinand said on BT Sport.
‘He will take responsibility for that. He needs to iron it out. Even…
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Source : dailymail
