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A colleague from this parish received short shrift from Erik ten Hag two weeks ago at Carrington when he brought up Casemiro's absences and suggested "it is fair to say not all of them have gone particularly well".
Former Liverpool midfielder Graeme Souness believes that referees will be keeping a close eye on Casemiro's conduct when he returns from his Manchester United suspension.
LONDON : Crystal Palace must remain calm despite not winning a match in 2023 and being in danger of sinking into the Premier League's relegation zone, manager Patrick Vieira insisted on Tuesday.
Erik ten Hag argued that Manchester United's 0-0 draw with Southampton was influenced by the referee” after three disputed decisions. United were frustrated in their pursuit of three points against the south coast side and may consider themselves fortunate to end with a point given Southampton’s chances to win the match through Theo Walcott and James Ward-Prowse. Ad However, some key refereeing judgements put United on the back foot.
Manchester United saw Casemiro sent off in the first half as they drew 0-0 in a frenetic match with Southampton on Sunday afternoon. United were looking to get back to winning ways in the league after their 7-0 defeat to Liverpool last week, while a win for Southampton would lift them out of the bottom three after their struggles so far this season.
Manchester United and Crystal Palace have each been fined around €63,000 for failing to control their players in the Premier League game at Old Trafford earlier this month.
Manchester United and Crystal Palace have both been fined £55,000 (US$66,506) for a mass confrontation between their players in a Premier League match earlier this month, England's Football Association (FA) said on Tuesday.
Manchester United and Crystal Palace have each been fined £55,000 (€62,000) for failing to control their players in the Premier League game at Old Trafford earlier this month.