He Manchester Utd failed to get past the draw in this Sunday match southampton (0-0), bottom of Premier League. This was in a game where the equalizer seemed like a fair result, but was inevitably conditioned by the fact that the ‘red devils’ went ahead on 34′ when the Brazilian was sent off. Casemiro.
After putting a leg and a half in the quarterfinals of european league by winning 4-1 Legs last Thursday, the Manchester Utd He returned to the reality of the Premier League where the goal was nothing more than to secure a place for the next Champions League. And probably in the calculations of Erik Tenhag Sunday’s three points were taken for granted, but he also didn’t expect ten to leave him with more than half a game to play.
Half an hour of play had passed when, on a split ball, Casemiro he threw himself on the ground with the boot heel of his right front foot and it hit the shin of Carlos Alcaraz. Referee Anthony Taylor understood that the action deserved a yellow card, but VAR urged him to review the play and Casemiro He received the first straight red of his career for an entry. He made his debut here by being expelled with a card over a month ago, but then for grabbing his rival by the neck.
From that moment on, things got complicated for him. united. Although to be fair, it must be said that, as eleven against eleven, the contest remained even, without the there is a hag can take a step forward in finding success.
The best scoring chances for both sides came in the second half. As for Southampton, a couple of direct free kicks from Ward Prowseprobably one of the best free kicks of all time, unsurpassed dey of miracle and a shot of Walker-Peters who ran into the wood. And in part unitedsome other dangerous strategies of Rashford. But nothing, neither one nor the other moved in the 0-0 of light. The point is good for him united considering how events turned out but bad because I expected to win. For him southamptonalso lacking because it is still in the well.
Source: La Verdad
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