MICHAEL KEANE has been hammered by England fans for his lacklustre first-half performance in Prague.
The Everton centre-back was at fault for letting Czech defender Jakub Brabec go as he ghosted in at the back post to make it 1-1 and then again when Lukas Masopust pulled the ball back for unmarked Zdenek Ondrasek to score the winner.
Keane, 26, was caught ball-watching after Declan Rice slipped and deflected the ball straight to Brabec’s path.
Harry Kane had moments earlier put England ahead from the penalty spot, after Raheem Sterling was brought down inside the box.
Pundit Roy Keane was not very kind to the Three Lions defence for being caught dozing for the equaliser.
And he was not impressed with England’s two midfield pivots Jordan Henderson and Declan Rice.
He said: “Henderson and Rice, they might as well be sitting with us here in the studio.
“No effect on the game.”
The match in the Czech Republic capital is the second time England have faced more than 10 shots in a first-half in their last 78 matches.
But Keane bore the brunt of fans’ frustrations in the Sinobo Stadium.
