Alan Shearer made a notable slip-up on the first episode of the revamped Match of the Day when he criticized Milos Kerkez for Bournemouth's opening goal — despite the defender not being on the pitch.

While analyzing Semenyo’s first goal, Shearer placed much of the blame on former Bournemouth defender, who joined the Reds earlier this summer despite Kerkez being substituted five minutes before the goal.

While breaking down the goal, Shearer told presenter Mark Chapman and fellow pundit Wayne Rooney: "There's Kerkez there, he's on the way to attack when they haven't even got possession, which means he's five or six yards out of position."

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The MOTD graphic even highlighted Kerkez as the player at fault, when in reality it was his left-back replacement, Andy Robertson.

Kerkez had been subbed before Bournemouth scored."

Another user added: "Shearer on motd slagging off Kerkez for the first goal for being too attacking even though he'd already been subbed.

Brilliant stuff Al."

While a third person said: "Kerkez getting blamed by Shearer for a goal he wasn’t even on the pitch for.

Milos Kerkez was subbed prior to Antoine Semenyo's first goal