- Manchester United came from two goals to win a draw in Everton
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Rio Ferdinand criticized Manchester United after his poor performance in the first half in Everton, before making a U turning after they obtained a draw.
The Red Devils went to the 2-0 rest in Goodison Park to continue their depression under Ruben Amorim.
Everton took the lead in 19 minutes through the end of Beto's high range before Abdouye Doucoure's head shortly
And Ferdinand did not hold on to his evaluation of his former club, who could not register a shot in the objective in the first half.
Speaking on TNT Sports, he said: 'I don't know if I have seen such a bad team. It has been shameful in all facets of the game.
“Yes, we can talk about quality, but I think that one thing that is unforgivable is the lack of fight, the lack of desire, not to approach people.
Rio Ferdinand criticized Manchester United after his poor first half in Everton
The Red Devils went to the 2-0 rest in Goodison Park while they continued their depression
Ruben Amorim's side finally got a draw thanks to Bruno Fernandes and Ugarte (in the photo)
'There have been moments in this game, especially in the second half, where Man United needs to look at Everton and take examples. The ability to track to run in transitions and fight for balls. Shameful sit here and look.
United reduced the deficit through the free kick of Bruno Fernandes after 72 minutes before Manuel Ugarte obtained visitors a point eight minutes later.
Ferdinand then turned a U turning, although he insists that United must still improve.
He said: 'The objectives change the games. They cannot continue like this, they have to start games as they realize.
'The substitutions were great. Alejandro Garnacho changed things, Bruno Fernandes falling deeply, but there are so many things to distinguish this performance.
“They were positive at the end and that's where you have to look.”
