They had a great night of football on Thursday night Chelsea and Manchester Unitedincluding the team’s final victory Mauricio Pochettino (4-3) with a hat trick from a rare Cole Palmer with the. One of the stars of the meeting was Alejandro Garnachoauthor of a great double in the temporary return of Unitedalthough ultimately those Erik ten Haag they lost. Grenache He showed at Stamford Bridge all his personality: his immense quality, but to which he added a controversial celebration in which CR7 challenging the stands by sitting on a fence and double final ‘fury’.
Garnacho, as always, has two sides. But let’s go to the parts. Chelsea started better. Conor Gallagher (in the 4th minute) and Cole Palmer (19′, from a penalty) scored first, but the Argentina international closed the gap (34′). Bruno Fernandes leveled (39′) and Garnacho reappeared to put the Old Trafford side ahead after a fantastic pass from Antony (67′).
And then Garnacho decided to celebrate his double in true Cristiano Ronaldo style, mimicking a celebration the Portuguese star had when he played for Real Madrid. The United winger was sitting on the fence separating the field from the stands.
The truth is that the night did not end happily for Garnacho, who showed clear signs of his anger when Ten Hag decided to replace him with Mason Mount (whisked on his return to Stamford Bridge). The Argentine left the field shaking his head and made gestures that did not hide his discomfort.
The celebration turned against Garnacho, as it has on other occasions. In the Champions League, against Copenhagen, the winger of Manchester United silenced the fans of the Danish team when Bruno Fernandes scored, as they came back (4-3). It should be noted that United finished last in group A and were eliminated from Europe.
And also in the league, against Galatasaray, he put his hand to his ear as if not listening to the fans after scoring the first goal of the Old Trafford team and the match ended in a draw (3-3).
Source: La Verdad
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