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Daniel Sturridge Benching vs. Villarreal Will ‘Leave a Scar,’ Says Michael Owen
- Updated: April 29, 2016
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Former Liverpool star Michael Owen believes Daniel Sturridge will be hurt by Jurgen Klopp’s decision to leave him on the bench during the Reds’ UEFA Europa League semi-final first leg with Villarreal on Thursday.
The England striker was forced to watch from the sidelines as Liverpool came within minutes of a 0-0 draw at El Madrigal before Adrian Lopez bagged an injury-time winner to give his side a slim lead to take into the return leg, and BT Sport pundit Owen sympathised with Sturridge:
.@themichaelowen reflects on Jurgen Klopp’s decision to leave @DanielSturridge on the bench. #VILvLIV #UEL https://t.co/ujPji5rtZK
— BT Sport Football (@btsportfootball) April 28, 2016
According to the MailOnline’s Anthony Hay, he added:
Klopp would have been in two minds who to play, if I was Sturridge I would be really disappointed especially as they’ve played an attacking midfielder [Roberto Firmino] in his place.
It’s very difficult for Sturridge. Actions speak louder than words and he must be disappointed with [Divock] Origi being out. Strikers are a funny breed and you don’t feel wanted when you’re left out. It will leave a scar.
Fellow pundit Steve McManaman …
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