Maguire gets savage treatment from Scotland fans before sub’s nightmare own goal
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Harry Maguire suffered brutal treatment from Scotland fans after coming on as a substitute for England – before putting the ball in his own net.
The Three Lions enjoyed a stellar first-half at Hampden Park. Gareth Southgate's side went 2-0 up thanks to goals from Phil Foden and Jude Bellingham, though they were not without some fortune.
Southgate then irked a section of fans on social media by bringing on recently-struggling defender Maguire on for Marc Guehi at centre-back at the break.
And the 30-year-old justified their concerns by scoring an own-goal just 22 minutes after coming on.
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Maguire was immediately on the receiving end of some taunting from rival fans, who sought to unsettle him by making noises that implied he was about to make a mistake.
Fans had voiced their frustration at Southgate for giving the defender another chance, having been slammed for "hugging his team-mate" in England's 1-1 draw to Ukraine last week. They took to social media as the change was revealed at half-time.
One Twitter user fumed: "Maguire on? Maybe Gareth is a Scotland fan after all."
Another tweeted: "45mins without Maguire starting & Southgate starts twitching and has to bring him on."
A third raged: "Just when we thought Southgate had woken up, he goes and brings Maguire on."
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- Harry Maguire
- England Football Team
- Gareth Southgate
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