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MNU 2-1 CRP: Why Casemiro's Action Prior To The Red Card Was Unnecessary

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MNU 2-1 CRP: Why Casemiro's Action Prior To The Red Card Was Unnecessary

Manchester United were reduced to 10 men in their 2-1 victory over Crystal Palace in their English Premier league fixture. Brazilian midfielder, Casemiro was sent off on the 70th minute following an unnecessary and avoidable action.MNU 2-1 CRP: Why Casemiro's Action Prior To The Red Card Was Unnecessary

It happened that there was a slight argument after a foul was committed as both Manchester United players and Crystal Palace players were having a heated confrontation, Casemiro, ran over to Crystal Palace player, Will Hughes and held him in the neck in a bid to strangle him.MNU 2-1 CRP: Why Casemiro's Action Prior To The Red Card Was Unnecessary

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The referee was called up by the Video Assistant Referee to see the incident and when the referee returned, he brandished a red card at Casemiro for a violent conduct. Such behavior attracts at least, 3 match ban.MNU 2-1 CRP: Why Casemiro's Action Prior To The Red Card Was Unnecessary

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Casemiro’s actions were unnecessary in a field of play irrespective of what the young man has done. He ought to have conducted himself but getting into that heated atmosphere and exhibiting such character is a very wrong.MNU 2-1 CRP: Why Casemiro's Action Prior To The Red Card Was Unnecessary

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