Manchester United will not face penalties for a social media post after their FA Cup win against Arsenal, as reported by The Times.
After the game, United’s official X page posted “Justice,” which seemed to take a jab at the referee, Andy Madley. He had sent off Diogo Dalot and gave Arsenal a penalty during the match.
The penalty came when Harry Maguire was called for a foul on Kai Havertz. Luckily, United’s goalkeeper, Altay Bayindir, made a fantastic save against Martin Odegaard’s shot.
Things got a bit heated after the penalty was awarded, with players from both teams clashing. But surprisingly, no cards were shown at that moment.
United was pretty upset about some earlier calls too. Bruno Fernandes got booked for throwing his boot after being fouled by Gabriel Jesus, which seemed a bit harsh. Replays showed he should have gotten a free-kick instead.
And then there was Lisandro Martinez, who got a yellow card for a clash with Jesus. It looked like a bit of an exaggeration from Jesus, but the ref didn’t see it that way. It was a wild match for sure!
