Manchester United midfielder Marcel Sabitzer deserved a red card for his tackle claims Brendan Rodgers. Football pundit Graeme Souness has also said that the tackle deserved a red card.
Hence, it looks like the Red Devils have just avoided a big trouble before the Carabao Cup final. They are also the favourites to win the final against Newcastle United.
MANCHESTER UNITED MIDFIELDER GETS AWAY WITH HIS BAD TACKLE
Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers has said that Manchester United midfielder Marcel Sabitzer deserved a red card. The Red Devils won the game 3-0. However, Sabitzer’s tackle on Wout Faes stole the limelight. Brendan Rodgers has also said that the red card would have changed the game for the Foxes. Hence, it looks like the Red Devils got away with one.
Brendan Rodgers on the Manchester United midfielder’s tackle further said, “It is a sending off It’s a straight leg onto the knee. How it was not looked that and deemed that is incredible, when I see it. ”I don’t know [why a red card wasn’t shown],”. “We’ve seen in the last few weeks, some of the decisions. Someone has said it was maybe after an incident but I don’t buy that one.
THE RED DEVILS ARE ALSO THE FAVOURITES TO WIN THE CARABAO CUP FINAL
Manchester United are also now the favourites to win the Carabao Cup final against Newcastle United. This is after goalkeeper Nick Pope got sent off for handling the ball outside the box against Liverpool. Hence, they also lost the game 2-0. However, the red card also means that Nick Pope will miss the final clash against Red Devils.
Martin Dubravaka is also not available as he is cup tied after playing for United on loan. Hence, they will now have to play Loris Karius or Mark Gillespie against Manchester United. Both of them have not played much games this season or the last season.
Hence, Manchester United are in the best time to win the Carabao Cup. They also are currently one of the best in-form teams in the Europe. Manchester United will also have to focus on finishing the Premier League, Europa League and the FA Cup well.
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