This is how Casemiro’s Crystal Palace picture turned goal by goal on his most embarrassing night

Casemiro (32) is experiencing the worst moment of his sports career. During the sad year his team was having, the Manchester United, the Brazilian continues to be described by his rivals. He is in poor form and the pace of Premier League he is still better. Yesterday, in the historic victory that Crystal Palace gave them, he appeared in the picture with four goals. In three of them the main culprit. Michael Olisethe 22-year-old Palace jewel, with a market value of more than 50 million, roamed freely, giving the former Palace player a very bad time. real Madrid.

Casemiro, since he left the white club in exchange for 80 million, his level has dropped a lot. The reasons? That his team plays and competes worse, that he should cover more fields and his legs are not good enough for it, and that the referees do not tolerate his tactical fouls. The destroyer, destroyed.

These are the mistakes he made in the Palace’s goals

First goal (1-0, Olise)

Failed hope attempt

In Casemiro’s defense, it must be said that he played as a center back and not as a midfielder, something that cost him in this goal. The ’18’ leaves his zone to try to snatch the ball from Olise in three quarters. He played it with a card, trying to intuit the dribble the unlucky young talent would make with one touch left him sitting and he drove forward to finish a cross shot that hit the post.

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Second goal (2-0, Mateta)

Losing the ball out without retreating

The second goal is the one for which he has the least responsibility. Both Dalot and Antony are not well. That was when ‘Case’ gave the ball to the side, where he gave it first to Antony and then to Dalot in a compromising situation for them, who had their backs and rivals on top of him, which ended in the defeat of Brazilian international. the ball desperately goes to ground and is incapable of retreating. Mateta then made a suit for Evans and emphatically referred to the long stick.

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Third goal (3-0, Mitchell)

Loss of brand and lack of reaction

For some reason that is hard to explain, Casemiro is ‘out’. The competitive gene that had always characterized him through thick and thin, was gone. In this case, he was confused, did not follow his mark and was helpless against Mitchell, who was expected to finish a cross from Andersen at will.

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Fourth goal, (4-0, Olise)

Slow, no tension and a massive nap

The fourth goal was the final straw. There was a worrying lack of tension in Casemiro. He recovered the ball well, but inexplicably drove the ball into his own corner and turned away, without clearing it, until Muñoz put his hands on his upper back, let it fall, and they took it. Olise then put him on the team with a great goal.

The most obvious example that the night will end in a nightmare for him is that at 2-0 down he managed to score what was 2-1, but it was disallowed due to a fair offside. In England he receives severe criticism, saying that he “does not conform to the standard.”