England fans cannot help themselves with their verdict of Jordan Pickford’s performance vs Latvia

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Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford made it two starts from two in Thomas Tuchel’s first England camp against Latvia.

David Moyes will be pleased to see Pickford make it through the international break without any injury issues.

That cannot be said for Vitaliy Mykolenko who’s suffered an injury for Ukraine, with the manager admitting it looks serious.

Everton return to Premier League action next week the Merseyside Derby seeing the Blues make the short trip to Anfield.

The 31-year-old goalkeeper has played a huge role in Everton’s season, which has not always been straightforward prior to Moyes’ appointment.

And Everton fans will be looking for another big showing against the side who sit top of the Premier League table.

However, England fans were not all convinced about the goalkeeper’s performance on Monday night at Wembley Stadium.

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England fans slam Jordan Pickford’s display vs Latvia

Pickford was praised for his performance against Albania last week despite being kept relatively quiet.

The Everton goalkeeper was able to keep another clean sheet against Latvia in the second of England’s World Cup Qualifiers.

But it was not enough to convince a lot of England fans who were left frustrated by his and Marc Guehi’s miscommunication that almostt resulted in an away goal.

Declan Rice and Jordan Henderson praised Pickford’s performance following the game after the goalkeeper posted on social media.

Regardless of what these fans had to say, two clean sheets from two will only have solidified Pickford’s spot in Tuchel’s starting XI.

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Roy Keane also criticised Pickford for England error

Pickford has closed in on the England clean sheet record over the last few days after keeping two blanks against Albania and Latvia.

The England number one will be looking to add to his tally in June when the Three Lions return for a couple of friendlies.

However, it was not just these fans who were left slamming Pickford with Roy Keane also taking aim at the Everton shot stopper during the half-time analysis on ITV.

“Poor from England. Goalkeepers get bored sometimes,” he said.

“But Pickford comes up, and you feel like saying to Pickford ‘mind your own business, let the defender deal with it’, so I’d be looking at Pickford there.

“Poor from England. Goalkeepers get bored sometimes.

“But Pickford comes up, and you feel like saying to Pickford ‘mind your own business, let the defender deal with it’, so I’d be looking at Pickford there.”