During the EFL Cup quarter-final that Tottenham won over Manchester United in a daring 4-3, the cameras lingered on the reaction of Guglielmo Vicario, forced on crutches due to his ankle injury: he railed against his teammates, first Foster, guilty of two unforgivable errors.
William Vicar if he could, he would have entered the pitch to put himself in goal and defend the lead Tottenham on the Manchester United in the quarter-final of the EFL Cup which was then won by Spurs anyway but with a thrill: ahead 3-0 they were able to come back from behind thanks to two unforgivable errors by their goalkeeper, the 36-year-old Fraser Fosterand then prevailed 4-3. And precisely on the occasion of the sensational topics of the Tottenham full-back, the cameras lingered on Vicario, angry with his teammates for the mistakes made.
Vicario’s anger: Foster’s mistakes are unforgivable, then he consoles him
Guglielmo Vicario, still recovering from the terrible injury that caused him to fracture his ankle, had to watch yet another Tottenham match on crutches on the sidelines. Everyone in overalls, he in civilian clothes forced to stay out for a long time. But that didn’t stop him from experience the EFL Cup match as if it were on the pitch and when he saw his teammates go incredibly from 3-0 to 3-2 he flew into a rage.
It wasn’t clear whether he was angry with Foster or with his own defenders, but iThe moment of the outburst coincides with the second error by the Spurs goalkeeper: Vicario looked at Mikey Moore and Destiny Udogie next to him and started mumbling furiously after Manchester United’s second goal. Fortunately, the anger vanished shortly after when things got back on track and Spurs won 4-3, with Vicario himself who – on crutches – entered the pitch to console and reassure Foster himself.
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Foster’s mistakes in Tottenham-Manchester United: two incredible ducks
But what happened on the pitch to make Guglielmo Vicario unleash like that on the bench? The first mistake of the experienced Tottenham fullback occurred in the 63rd minute, when he received a pass from the reserve central defender Archie Gray: Forster tried to pass to Radu Dragusin with his left foot, but did everything wrong by offering the ball to the opponents for Zirkzee’s goal.
A few moments later, Foster’s second shot, which he controls with his feet but gets it all wrong: on Diallo’s pressing United closes again with the red devils striker throwing himself at the goalkeeper who threw the ball towards him, and then careening into the goal for an incredible momentary 3-2. Which triggers the discouragement of the Spurs goalkeeper and the anger of Vicario on the bench.
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