Richard Jolly offers up his Worst XI from a weekend in England in which both the Premier League and FA Cup were in action.
Updated: March 10, 2014, 12:00 AM
Richard Jolly’s Worst XI of the English football weekend
Right-back: Sascha Riether, Fulham. Scored an own goal as Cardiff cruised to victory in the battle at the bottom. Scott Heavey / Getty Images
Centre-back: Martin Demichelis, Manchester City. The one-man disaster area conceded a penalty needlessly as Wigan beat City. Andrew Yates / AFP
Centre-back: Younes Kaboul, Tottenham Hotspur. Conceded a penalty and was sent off in Spurs' 4-0 thrashing at the hands of Chelsea. Mike Hewitt / Getty Images
Left-back: Jan Vertonghen, Tottenham Hotspur. Created Chelsea's opener at Stamford Bridge with a dreadful back pass. Mike Hewitt / Getty Images
Right midfield: Kyle Walker, Tottenham Hotspur. Out of sorts and out of position in midfield. Set up a Demba Ba goal - for Chelsea. Mike Hewitt / Getty Images
Centre midfield: Lee Cattermole, Sunderland. Gifted Hull two goals in a truly abject showing to ensure Sunderland won't return to Wembley. Matthew Lewis / Getty Images
Centre midfield: Sandro, Tottenham Hotspur. Yet another of the Tottenham blunderers who presented Chelsea with an easy goal. Mike Hewitt / Getty Images
Left midfield: Ignacio Scocco, Sunderland. The Argentine was anonymous against Hull as Sunderland limped out of the FA Cup. Lindsey Parnaby / AFP
Centre forward: Kostas Mitroglou, Fulham. Even manager Felix Magath believes the striker, right, is experience a culture shock in English football. Stu Forster / Getty Images
Centre forward: Alvaro Negredo, Manchester City. The longest drought of his City career continued in a subdued performance against Wigan. Peter Powell / EPA