Carragher says Rashford should've been sent off vs Aston Villa but got lucky.

Did he luck out by not getting kicked off?

October 6th 2024.

Carragher says Rashford should've been sent off vs Aston Villa but got lucky.
In the recent match between Manchester United and Aston Villa, there was a moment that caused quite a stir among fans and commentators alike. Marcus Rashford, who had already received a yellow card earlier in the game, made a clumsy challenge on Leon Bailey. Many believed that this should have resulted in a second yellow card and therefore a sending off for Rashford. However, the referee chose not to show a card and Rashford remained on the field.

As the game progressed, it became clear that both teams were struggling to create any clear chances. Manchester United's star player, Bruno Fernandes, came closest to scoring with a free-kick that hit the crossbar. But the game remained goalless and both teams seemed to be cancelling each other out.

However, there were some unexpected changes to the United lineup due to injuries to Harry Maguire and Noussair Mazraoui. Under pressure, manager Erik ten Hag was forced to make some substitutions and bring on new players in the second half. This included Victor Lindelof and Matthijs de Ligt, who were both introduced to the back four.

Meanwhile, Rashford's name was added to the referee's book after a foul on Matty Cash. And just moments later, he made another challenge, this time on Bailey. The crowd at Villa Park were calling for a red card, but the referee chose not to show one. Immediately after this incident, Rashford was substituted and replaced by Antony. This decision was met with criticism from former Liverpool defender, Jamie Carragher, who believed that Rashford was very fortunate to still be on the field.

Carragher's commentary on Sky Sports highlighted the fact that Rashford could have easily received a red card for his second challenge. He pointed out that Rashford was already walking a tightrope with his first yellow card and that this second incident should have resulted in a sending off.

In the pre-game analysis, former Manchester United and Tottenham striker Dimitar Berbatov expressed his hopes for Rashford to bounce back from his recent struggles. He mentioned that Rashford is only 26 years old and should continue to improve and show the same level of football that he has in the past. Berbatov also commented on Rashford's substitution in their previous match against Porto and expressed his belief that Rashford will use this as motivation to prove himself on the field.

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