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'Terminate Harry Maguire's contract!' - Fuming Man Utd fans take aim at England centre-back after defensive disasterclass in draw with Everton

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  • Everton go 2-0 up before half-time
  • Man Utd fans angry with Harry Maguire
  • Vent frustrations on social media
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  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    Beto and Abdoulaye Doucoure were on the scoresheet for the Toffees as they raced into a 2-0 lead, with Maguire unable to prevent either goal. The central defender was particularly at fault for the second goal, being beaten by Jack Harrison and then allowing Doucoure to power past him and head home.

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  • WHAT THE FANS ARE SAYING

    Angry Man Utd fans responded to the first half on X, with @Sean_LUHG posting: "I'm not even joking. Terminate Maguire's contract at half time. Absolute disgrace."

    @utdAdams wrote: "Death, taxes and Harry Maguire getting caught ball watching & his man capitalises. Every single week."

    Another irritated supporter, @AlexCTurk, posted: "Why do these defenders just WATCH?! What on earth is Harry Maguire doing? These are the basics. It's comically bad beyond belief."

    @AmorimBalll_ said: "Harry Maguire... embarrassing."

    @DarcySutherland wrote: "Absolutely horrendous defending from Harry Maguire yet again, glad his recent revival is continuing."

  • BIGGER PICTURE

    Maguire had been in better form for United, starting 11 of their last 13 matches in Ruben Amorim's back three, though his Goodison struggle will lead to more question marks about his suitability in United's defence. There was some respite in the second half as United came back to draw the game 2-2.

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    WHAT'S NEXT FOR MANCHESTER UNITED?

    United are next in action against Ipswich in the Premier League on Wednesday, where a defeat could see them dragged into a relegation battle.