Manchester United has not been able to win even after the dismissal of Rúben Amorim. On Wednesday evening there was a 2-2 draw against Burnley. After the match, ex-Ajax player Lisandro Martínez had to pay the price.
In the studio of Sky Sports Gary Neville cannot hide his frustrations after the third draw in a row for United. The away team cleared a 1-0 deficit at Turf Moor after half-time, but still had to concede the equalizer 25 minutes before the end. Seeing the 2-2 from Burnley striker Jaidon Anthony, Neville aimed his arrows at Martínez.
“The goal came out of nowhere. I really have no idea what Martínez was doing there. It was terribly defended,” said English television. United was ultimately unable to overcome the goal and once again lost points in the Premier League. The Red Devils have dropped one place and currently occupy seventh place.
Who Neville was able to charm during the match against Burnley is summer acquisition Benjamin Sesko. The Slovenian, for whom United paid eighty million, scored both goals on Wednesday evening. “He constantly appeared between the two central defenders. With his second goal the finish was sublime. We have never seen him smile so much.”
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