One English player was labeled ‘lazy’ after a shocking defeat 1-3 of Senegal

Gilabola.com -Roy Keane did not hide his disappointment after watching British’s bad appearance in a 3-1 defeat of Senegal in a friendly match at City Ground.

The former Manchester United captain specifically highlighted Kyle Walker’s performance, said the British national team right -back was “lazy” after being considered responsible for the opening goal of Senegal.

The match which was supposed to be a trial event ahead of the European Cup actually turned into a nightmare for Three lions. Harry Kane gave the initial advantage for the British, but Ismaila Sarr and Habib Diarra reversed the position for Senegal.

Jude Belllingham had a goal before Var canceled it because of the handball, while Cheikh Sabaly fulfilled the superiority of Senegal in injury time.

Keane was very disappointed with the attitude of Walker which he judged was less responsible in the moment of Senegal’s first goal. When Trevoh Chalobah had difficulty escorting Nicolas Jackson, Walker who should be able to help actually look slow to react.

He failed to close the Sarr movement, which freely fired against England. Walker was even seen falling while trying to catch up, a sight that triggered the scathing criticism of Keane.

“If this is a young right -back, we can say this because of lack of experience. But Walker is an experienced player. This is laziness,” Keane said in an annoyed tone in broadcast ITV.

He added that Walker looks like he doesn’t want to try hard to re -help defense. Ian Wright, who was also the commentator in the match, agreed with Keane. According to him, Walker should be able to prevent the goal if more alert.

Lee Dixon, a former Arsenal defender, is also no less loud criticizing Walker. According to him, as a defender, Walker must always be vigilant and anticipate the worst scenario. Dixon regretted how Walker could lose concentration and let Sarr escape from his supervision.

This defeat further enlarged the question mark for British performance under the care of Thomas Tuchel. Although he had shown a promising game at the beginning of the fight, the backline of The Three Lions again showed fragility.

Keane assessed that many British players played below their best level lately, and that is not only the performance factor, but the lack of performance and work ethic.

“Every time I watch England in the last few matches, I feel they can do more. As if they are waiting for mistakes to happen,” said Keane.

The midfield legend also mentioned the chance of Anthony Gordon who failed to be used as one of the crucial moments that changed the course of the match.

Keane’s criticism of Walker was not the first time he had made spicy comments on the English national team players. Previously, he also often highlighted the mentality of some players who were considered less mature.

The defeat of this Senegal reinforces Tuchel’s needs to immediately evaluate his squad, especially in the back line, before the European Cup began.

Tuchel himself looked frustrated on the sidelines to see the British defense that was easily broken. With an increasingly narrow time before the big tournament, the former Bayern coach must immediately find the best formula so that the British no longer make a fatal mistake like Walker did.