
Former Manchester United striker Dimitar Berbatov was not impressed by Alejandro Garnacho missing a sitter in the explosive clash against Tottenham in the Premier League.
Former Manchester United striker and Premier League pundit, Dimitar Berbatov, didn’t mince words when reacting to Alejandro Garnacho’s glaring miss in the first half against Tottenham.
Despite Tottenham leading 1-0 at halftime, thanks to James Maddison’s tap-in, Garnacho’s squandered opportunity became a focal point of discussion.

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In the first half, Tottenham lost possession, allowing Bruno Fernandes to feed Garnacho in the box. With ample time to pick his spot, Garnacho sent his shot soaring over the bar.
Reflecting on the miss, Berbatov stated, “Garnacho should score – his connection with the ball is wrong.”

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“I think he’s trying to put it into the corner but he puts too much power, gets under the ball and lifts it into the sky. He has to score.”
Berbatov’s Insight
Berbatov’s analysis highlights the critical nature of composure and technique in front of the goal.

Garnacho during the game.
His experience as a striker allows him to pinpoint the exact flaws in Garnacho’s execution, emphasising the need for better ball striking in such crucial moments
The game saw Tottenham take an early lead through Maddison after a series of passes and a parried save by Andre Onana.

Garnacho watches on against Spurs.
While the home side dominated possession and created chances, their inability to convert those chances kept Manchester United in the game, with Joshua Zirkzee also missing a chance after a Spurs turnover.
Tottenham’s struggles at home meant they were winless in their last three Premier League matches when leading at halftime.

Ruben Amorim could not believe the miss.
Their last home win in the Premier League was 105 days before the match, adding pressure to their need to secure a victory3.
Garnacho’s missed opportunity, dissected by Berbatov, shows the fine margins that define Premier League clashes. Tottenham broke their home win drought while Manchester United were left to rue their missed chances.
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