Manchester United skipper Harry Maguire has been accused of "not being brave enough" by Jamie Carragher.
The criticism comes after the Red Devils conceded a stoppage time equaliser against Everton on Saturday.
United twice led but ended up drawing 3-3 with Dominic Calvert-Lewin grabbing a last gasp leveller.
The Toffees forward was quickest to pounce on a second ball, but Carragher has highlighted Maguire's role in the goal which came from a set piece.
He referenced his own experience when defending a free-kick late on and opting against holding the defensive line.
But the former Liverpool man believes Maguire almost took "too much" responsibility.
He said on Sky Sports: "Rafa Benitez used to be on at me, about free-kicks late in the game, constantly. I didn't have the nerve to hold the line.
"I'd be that nervous about concending a goal, I'd think 'I need to head this away'.
"When you're Harry Maguire in that position, and it's the position I'd be in. When you're at the back of the line - or certainly in the middle - and there's bodies everywhere, some players are offside, some are making runs.
"A lot of the time you can't see the ball. You're jumping and jostling - and what I would do, which was a mistake all the time, was I'd want to drop two yards so I could almost see the ball.
"I almost think Harry Maguire has taken too much responsibility - and that's what I used to at times.
"I'd think I'd want to head the ball, 'I'm that nervous I want to head this.' And you drop off a little bit and then go to attack it.
"I think that's the mistake he's made. He hasn't been brave enough but I can put myself in the situation."
