Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder admits he tore into goalkeeper Dean Henderson at half-time of their 2-2 draw at Chelsea.
Henderson's mistake gifted Tammy Abraham the first goal of the game at Chelsea and the Sheffield United manager was not prepared to let his sloppy performance pass without remark.
"I smashed him at half-time because he should have done better, his kicking was all over the place and he needed to raise his standards," rapped Wilder who was delighted with the response from his team.
Henderson, on loan from Manchester United, made a crucial save to prevent Chelsea taking a 3-1 lead and Callum Robinson who missed a sitter in the first half scored one and made one to earn the Blades a point.
"That is the character of the group," said Wilder. "Two individuals: Dean kept us in the game with an unbelievable save and Callum who should have scored first half shows what he is about."
