Carrick and Bruno Fernandes Criticize Referee After Controversial Sending Off in Man United vs Leeds
Michael Carrick and Bruno Fernandes question a controversial red card decision during Manchester United’s clash with Leeds United.
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Leeds United left Old Trafford with a 2-1 win, but the result was not the only thing people talked about after the match.
The turning point came when Lisandro Martinez was shown a red card in a controversial decision that changed the direction of the game. From that moment, Manchester United were forced to play with ten men, and Leeds took control.
After the final whistle, frustration was clear from the United camp.
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Michael Carrick did not hold back when speaking about the decision.
“It’s shocking to send off Licha. Shocking,” he said.
He went even further, calling it one of the worst decisions he has ever seen.
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Carrick also suggested this is becoming more than just a one off moment.
“You can see that is two games in a row we’ve had those decisions go against us,” he added.
Captain Bruno Fernandes also shared his thoughts, but in a more careful way.
“The rules are different for everyone, applied different for everyone,” he said.
He pointed out what he saw as inconsistency in the match, especially with how cards were given.
But he did not continue further.
“I don’t talk about the referee. If I talk about the referee, I will get in a big trouble,” he added.
Leeds ultimately won 2-1, but the red card became the main talking point after the game.
For Manchester United, the frustration was not just about the defeat. It was about how the game changed in one moment.
And that is the discussion Carrick and Fernandes have now added to.
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