newspaper indicated "Daily Mail" British to be a defender Manchester City Manuel Akanji, complained to the referee along with Kyle Walker and Grealish after the match, with all three players questioning why the referee did not return to the technique "the mouse".
quotes "Daily Mail" On the authority of the Dutch journalist Jan Agee Vjoortoft as saying that Grealish Who scored City’s only goal in the match, it was "very frustrating" But it wasn’t "aggressive"when he vented his anger in the tunnel after the match against Maguire.
Fgortoft added that a discussion also took place between Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola Manchester United coach Eric ten Hag.
Statements by Manuel Akanji
- the City defender insisted Akanji However, the goal should not have been counted, as he said after the match: "Rashford chases the ball 30 meters offside. I think he’s about two or three meters in front of me".
- I watched Rashford chase the ball until the last minute. For me it is clear interference.
- Akanji targeted the officials in the match and asked how well they dealt with the match, explaining: "I spoke to the assistant referee and he asked me "Did Rashford touch the ball?" I said "No, but he chased after her for a long time and tried to take advantage of her until the last minute".
- For me in this situation the referee has to at least look at it.
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The match between the two teams witnessed controversy over the validity of a goal Manchester United The first he achieved Bruno Fernandezwhere Marcus’ sneak appeared Rashford Which seemed to interfere in the game.
The British newspaper “Daily Mail” indicated that the defender Manchester City Manuel Akanji, complained to the referee along with Kyle Walker and Grealish after the match, with all three players questioning why the referee had not switched back to the “mouse” technique.
And the “Daily Mail” quoted the Dutch journalist Jan Aage Fjortoft as saying that Grealish He, who scored City’s only goal in the match, was “very frustrated” but not “aggressive” when he expressed his anger in the tunnel after the match against Maguire.
Fgortoft added that a discussion also took place between Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola Manchester United coach Eric ten Hag.
Statements by Manuel Akanji
- the City defender insisted Akanji However, the goal should not have been counted, as he said after the match: “Rashford chases the ball for 30 meters in an offside position. I think he is two or three meters in front of me.”
- I watched Rashford chase the ball until the last minute. For me it is clear interference.
- Akanji targeted the officials in the match and asked how well they dealt with the meeting, explaining: “I spoke to the assistant referee and he asked me, “Did Rashford touch the ball?” I said, “No, but he chased it for a long time and tried to take advantage of it until the last minute.”
- For me in this situation the referee has to at least look at it.