He said: "It’s disappointing. I think both centre-backs are at fault. Lookman, the most dangerous player in the whole Fulham team, they can both see him.

The problem comes when, for some reason, Harry Maguire feels the need to get over to his left. I understand that if Shaw is going to go out to the full-back, I get that, but Shaw stays, he doesn’t go out there.

"My problem then lies with the other centre-back, Bailly, who doesn’t see it. He can see everything in front of him. He can see Lookman, he can see the space and he can also see his partner coming away from where the danger zone is, so he’s got a decision to make.

"He’s meant to cover, he doesn’t, his arms are out. Why are his arms out? I don’t understand why.

"There’s Lookman going. How you can not see that, react and smell the danger, it baffles me. I don’t understand, so for me, here, the two centre-backs are completely at fault."  

LOOKMAN’S OPENER
“We don’t do offsides really; we should follow the run. That’s down to when they run from deep – we knew they were going to do that. We hadn’t woken up, but a good reaction.”