‘He’s had an absolute shocker!’: Fans rip into Manchester United’s David De Gea after blunder leads to Everton’s equaliser, with ball bobbling between his legs and allowing Conor Coady to tap in at Old Trafford
- Fans have ripped into David De Gea after his blunder against Everton in the cup
- The Spaniard saw the ball squeeze between his legs at his near-post
- He didn’t look prepared as the ball squirmed underneath him and into the net
- Social media users called the mistake ‘hilarious’ after the Toffees drew level
Fans have ripped into David De Gea’s ’embarrassing’ blunder that led to Everton’s equalising goal against Manchester United.
The Spanish goalkeeper was caught out at his near-post as the ball squirmed between his legs and crept into the path of Conor Coady – who levelled for the visiting side.
De Gea would’ve been expected to save the effort – given it was straight at him – however, after failing to do so, fans have labelled the mistake as ‘hilarious’ online.
Fans ripped into David De Gea after the goalkeeper’s mistake against Everton in the FA Cup
De Gea allowed the ball to squirm between his legs – leading to Conor Coady’s equaliser
After Brazil winger Antony had given United an early lead in the FA Cup tie, Coady equalised just minutes later and caused De Gea to receive some brutal criticisms.
‘De gea just had an absolute shocker,’ one fan wrote. ‘Blimey that’s a shocker from De Gea. Jesus Christ, it’s hilarious,’ another posted.
One fan went with a brutal criticism on the Spaniard, writing: ‘De gea that is embarrassing.’
‘Bring on jack butland this de gea guy is finished haha,’ one user wrote – alluding to Man United’s nearing move for the England goalkeeper.
Similarly, another wrote: ‘De gea is FINISHED, BUTLAND IS CLEAR.’
In a rather simple statement, one user wrote: ‘De gea shocker’. ‘De Gea is so finished,’ another claimed.
Fans were quick to blast the Spaniard for his performance in the first-half on social media
United took the lead after just three minutes when Marcus Rashford drilled a ball across the box for Antony to tap-in and give the hosts an early advantage.
They were pulled back level just 10 minutes later after De Gea’s unfortunate blunder, which allowed Coady to score.
Demarai Gray nearly gave the visitors the advantage after his effort struck the post in the first-half of the FA Cup contest.
De Gea could only watch on as the ball squeezed past him and into the path of Everton’s Coady
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