Casemiro pictured in action for Man Utd against Aston Villa — Casemiro has been singled out for criticism after the draw at Bournemouth (Image: Getty)

Ben Foster has slammed Manchester United star Casemiro and feels the Brazilian midfielder was liable for an ‘absolute shame’ of a objective.

The Purple Devils fortunately escaped defeat at AFC Bournemouth final outing, leaving the south coast with a 2-2 draw after the Cherries had been denied a late penalty.

Former United goalkeeper Foster was left livid at Casemiro for his failure to cease Bournemouth’s second objective, which was scored by Justin Kluivert.

‘The second objective, Casemiro, he’s a holding midfielder,’ Foster mentioned on his YouTube channel.

‘He must be that engine, that rat within the midfield, the disruptor – any person that breaks up all of the assaults, will get in individuals’s faces.

‘The second objective, for me, is an absolute shame. It’s an absolute shame. He’s allowed to wander into that area and get his shot off.

‘Casemiro nearly notices on the final second, meanders in, hangs a leg in there, and I’m considering, are you aware what? If I used to be a supervisor of a crew and my holding midfielder did that, that motion there after which, I’d say that’ll do. You, come off.’

Erik ten Hag pictured speaking to Casemiro during the draw against Bournemouth — Casemiro ‘must be that engine’ for Man Utd, says Ben Foster (Image: Getty)

In the meantime, fellow pundit Micah Richards took aim at Diogo Dalot after United’s draw towards Bournemouth.

Highlighting the crew’s defensive points, Richards mentioned: ‘It was Man United’s right-hand facet. I used to be a bit disillusioned with what was occurring.

‘So Dalot goes inside – we all know full-backs do this, we confirmed that [earlier] with Spurs – and the rationale why he’s doing that’s so Garnacho could possibly be free.

‘However he goes into one place, then he goes into one other place, however he doesn’t have an effect on Bournemouth in any manner.

‘Bruno Fernandes is telling him to return in his place, the centre-halves aren’t going large [to cover].

‘They win the primary ball however lose the second ball, and now a younger participant – Wily Kambwala – has been uncovered to Dominic Solanke. Sure, Solanke does ever so properly, however the place is the safety?’

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