Manchester United has breathed a sigh of relief when Everton’s stopping for stopping overturned – but did officials miss Matthijs de ligt pulling Ashley Young?
Three minutes of adding time, the young people encouraged in the united box and from de ligt and Harry Maguire. Judge Madley pointed out the place – but Var Matt Donohue sent him to the Slipside monitor to review his decision.
The de ligt seemed to pull out the young T-shirt as he was trying to squeeze on a loose ball, she encouraged the fall. Maguire then put his hand on young people.
Matthijs de ligt seems to pull Ashley Young T-shirt
While Madley was on a slope monitor, it seemed that his focus was on whether Maguire’s contact was fouled.
This view was supported by the Premier League Center Center: “VAR was checked by the Judge Channel at the Maguire Challenge at the Youth and considered that no fouls were committed and recommended the judge overturned the original decision playing restarted with indirect free blow. “
She didn’t mention the shirt withdraw from the ligt.
MOIES: It’s definitely a wolf shirt
Everton boss David MoyesWhen he told the audit of Slipside focused on Maguire, not on the T-shirt T-shirt, said: “So they looked at the pulling shirt? So they mentioned just a little who they were supposed to?
“It seemed like a wolf shirt was enough. I can only tell you what I’ve seen. I didn’t know what you just told me.
“I think the judge gave the right decision at the time and he was supposed to stuck with that.
“I think everyone who probably watches football wants to see a judge saying,” No, I’ll keep what I’ve done. “I just didn’t think it was clear and obvious that he was supposed to be sent to the screen.
“I really don’t know who to blame (for the decision). I just don’t think Charm should get involved.”
Manchester United Boss Ruben Amorim told TNT Sports: “It was a soft touch from what I saw. I think it was a soft punishment, it was clear.”
