Wolverhampton Wanderers manager Nuno Espirito Santo made a really odd decision against Manchester City.
The Molineux boss has been questioned by some for the way he set the team up at the Etihad Stadium, with a few people arguing it was all a bit too negative and overly respectful to their opponents.
There was no recognised striker to begin with, with Pedro Neto, Adama Traore and Nelson Semedo operating as an interchanging three up top.
But Wolves did actually get themselves a genuine chance when Conor Coady equalised, and were still in it even at 2-1 down.
But then Nuno hooked Ruben Neves and sent on Owen Otasowie, a player who had not seen any minutes since the Brighton game back in January.
Within minutes, Otasowie was caught in his own box attempting to dribble out of trouble, and it led to a third, game-killing goal for the hosts.
Otasowie has come in for criticism from some, but the situation feels very harsh on the 20-year-old.
There seemingly really wasn’t any need to take Neves off, and to put Otasowie on against such ruthless opposition, especially given his glaring miss against Brighton, was a bit suspect.
Otasowie needs chance to atone
Otasowie will now be thinking on those two errors he’s made in his last two games.
This has the potential to really destroy his confidence and Nuno has got to consider either starting him against Aston Villa, or substituting him on much earlier in the second-half.
He needs a chance to atone, and he has the talent to do so.
Otasowie has great promise, and it would be a real shame if he now slipped back into the shadows off the back of some questionable handling.