Manchester United faced sharp criticism from former star Gary Neville after their 1-1 draw with Fulham, with Neville calling the performance a "disgrace." The former right-back, commenting on the match, highlighted the team's lackluster showing, particularly in the first 15 minutes of the second half. His scathing remarks came as pressure mounts on manager Michael Carrick following a string of inconsistent performances.
The match saw a dramatic late equalizer from Matheus Cunha, who scored after a deflected shot, salvaging a point for United. However, the result did little to ease concerns over Carrick's leadership, with fans turning against the manager after a poor display. A comical own goal by Lisandro Martinez added to the frustration, though the draw avoided a first loss at Craven Cottage since 2009.
Neville's comments, delivered during his commentary duties, emphasized the urgency for improvement. His criticism underscores growing expectations for Carrick to deliver better results. The team's next challenge will be navigating the international break, with the pressure on the manager intensifying.
