Everton 2-2 Man Utd: Gary Neville fearful that Manchester United's liability of conceding goals isn't going away
Gary Neville has expressed concern over Manchester United's defensive struggles after the team conceded two goals in a 2-2 draw against Everton. He questioned the sustainability of the current back-four rotation and the team's defensive consistency.
Why it matters
The performance highlights ongoing tactical and personnel challenges for Manchester United as they face a difficult upcoming schedule.
Gary Neville is fearful that Manchester United's habit of conceding goals isn't going away after they shipped two goals for the third game running at Everton. <p>Michael Carrick insisted his side's start to the season was "not that bad" despite Everton's added-time equaliser in the 2-2 draw left them with just four points from three matches.</p><p>Six goals conceded is a big worry. according to Neville, who doesn't see how Carrick can fix it with his current personnel.</p><widget id="2"></widget><p>Neville said: "It puts a bit of pressure on Manchester United as they have Man City next week and a European game in midweek.</p><p>"Michael Carrick is trying to build a trust with his team and with the fans that he can repeat what he did last season.</p><p>"That game should have been won today. Everton weren't at it in the first half.
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