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BREAKING NEWS: live from sky sports, Till today, it’s baffling why Rasmus Hojlund was shown a yellow card in this situation—no contact, no touch, nothing! Yet somehow, the referee deemed it worthy of a booking. Even more shocking, Kyle Walker also received just a yellow for what was clearly an unprofessional and reckless display. In my honest opinion, Walker deserved a straight red card and an early walk to the tunnel. Moments like this question the consistency of officiating. Mike dean insist referee made big error vs Manchester united.

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Controversy erupted during Manchester United’s recent match against Manchester City, focusing on two pivotal refereeing decisions involving Rasmus Højlund and Rúben Dias. In the first half, Højlund was brought down in the penalty area by Dias, leading to strong appeals for a penalty. However, referee Anthony Taylor dismissed these appeals, and VAR upheld his decision, deeming the contact normal.

 

Former Premier League referee Mike Dean, providing commentary for Sky Sports, supported Taylor’s decision, stating there wasn’t enough in the challenge to warrant a penalty. This stance was met with criticism, as many felt the incident merited a penalty.

 

Adding to the controversy, Dean commented that such decisions might be influenced by the significance of the match, suggesting that in high-stakes games, referees might be more hesitant to make certain calls. This remark sparked further debate about consistency in officiating.

 

These incidents have intensified discussions about the effectiveness of VAR and the consistency of refereeing decisions in crucial matches. Fans and pundits alike are calling for greater transparency and uniformity in officiating to maintain the integrity of the sport.

 

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