Michael Owen may not be the most popular figure with the Liverpool fanbase, for obvious reasons, but his complaints about Darwin Nunez have struck a chord.

The former Reds striker was left in a state of utter bafflement when reflecting on the Uruguayan’s poor shot selection against Everton.

One moment, in particular, bothered the 44-year-old, who was at a loss to explain why the £64m 2022 signing had chosen to fire an effort straight at Jordan Pickford, whilst the goal was gaping, in the second-half.

Not Nunez’s most lethal game, it has to be said, though he’s hardly alone in earning that criticism.

You can catch the clip below, courtesy of Super Sport (via @zk_sim_ on X):

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