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Exactly right. In which case he should have stayed back, not come charging out of his box. I'm not saying he should've been glued to his goal line, but he would have been better backing up his CBs, not rushing out straight past them.

Yes, indeed they do. I'm just pushing back on the notion that he'd done the right thing. He didn't - he made a huge misjudgement, and left an open goal for the best striker in the world.

That is just terrible judgement IMO. He was miles away from getting there and dealing with it. He pretty much ran straight past. Haaland still had to control it, Webster was there (albeit subsequently shoved off like a rag doll). IMO it was piss-poor judgement to come out and try to intercept...

He'd have got no grief from me. Dunk / Webster should have been capable of cleaning up that long ball without Sanchez getting involved, or at least holding things up. There was no need for Sanchez to come charging off his line, he just confused things and made matters worse. I'm not saying...

None of the defending was great, but to see your last line of defence zooming out past the player and the ball to leave an open goal behind him - that ain't too clever. He completely misjudged it. Had he stayed on his line he might have had a chance of a block or a smother. Instead Haaland was...

Looked like a shove to me, he had both hands on Websters back. Shoulder-barges are one thing, but he basically manhandled Webster out of the way. Zero surprise he was given the benefit though. Of greater concern for me, was WTF was Sanchez doing ?? Off his line, outside the box, nowhere near...