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Manchester United only have themselves to blame after conceding late in Wednesday's 1-1 draw against Crystal Palace, because their wall was nowhere near 'big enough' to stop Michael Olise's stunning injury-time free-kick.
That is the view of Red Devils legend Gary Neville, who tweeted after the match to bemoan his old club's decision only to have three men in the wall when Olise stepped up to take his free-kick in stoppage time.
Selhurst Park erupted as the Crystal Palace winger cancelled out Bruno Fernandes' first-half opener with a sublime left-footed effort from the set piece, which thundered in off the crossbar beyond United goalkeeper David de Gea.
Manchester United only chose to have a three-man wall for Michael Olise's equalising free-kick
His free-kick in stoppage time beat United's undersized wall and cannoned in off the crossbar
The late leveller denied Erik ten Hag's side second place in the Premier League table, with the Red Devils
