Following Richarlison’s first-half equalizer in Manchester United’s 2-2 draw with Tottenham, Roy Keane criticized Andre Onana’s location and urged the goalkeeper to “take control” of his six-yard area.

Rasmus Hojlund’s thundering effort in the third minute of the heavyweight Old Trafford match put United ahead of play and broke the deadlock. The match started off quickly.

However, Richarlison soared over Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Raphael Varane, and Hojlund to nod Pedro Porro’s inswinging corner beyond a helpless Onana, cutting the Red Devils’ lead to just 16 minutes.

Soon before halftime, Marcus Rashford gave the home team their lead back with a brilliant goal, but Richarlison’s goal dominated the conversation in the Sky Sports studio, with Keane blaming United’s goalkeeper.

“We are aware of their shortcomings in [defending] set pieces.” The former United captain remarked, “It’s a good delivery; they had a warning a few minutes earlier.”

“There are many bodies there, and any kind of contact [is dangerous] when you’re that close to the objective.”

I would be focusing on my goalie. Spurs earned it by battling their way back into the game, so it’s an inside swinger.

Asked to expand on why he thought Onana was to blame, Keane added: ‘I don’t like where he’s standing.

“He is positioned on his line.”

“Please come over and take over the six-yard box, my goalie.”

In agreement with his former captain, Gary Neville pushed the Cameroonian international to defend set pieces with more “dominance.”

‘These corners that Spurs have been sending in have caused major issues and I agree with Roy Keane,’ Neville remarked on commentary immediately after Rodrigo Bentancur’s second-half leveller.

“With Onana, the way he perceives that risk… His supporters are unable to handle it. Come out, be dominant.

“Just raise some doubts in the taker’s mind, even if you decide not to attend.”

Keane had criticized Hojlund before the game, but he also praised the young Dane for leading United to a flawless start at the Theatre of Dreams.

Beautiful. Excellent goal, but Spurs’ defense was awful, the former Republic of Ireland midfielder remarked.

It’s a beautiful strike with a lot of power and accuracy. Brilliant start for United. Fantastic beginning.