“UEFA’s final decision on ARSMUN VAR” Anthony Taylor nearly resigned as UEFA criticized the handling of the important game.
Regarding the subpar performance during Sunday’s game between Arsenal and Manchester United, UEFA has not yet issued an official remark.
The future of Anthony Martial at Manchester United appears gloomy.
Anthony Martial was given a starting position for Manchester United against Arsenal on Sunday, further supporting the notion that his time at Old Trafford is drawing to a close.
Despite making his second consecutive start, the Frenchman had little effect and was replaced shortly after the hour mark. On the field, he gave the impression that he was taking a leisurely Sunday stroll at the Emirates Stadium, which was in sharp contrast to the intense competition that ultimately resulted in United losing to the Gunners 2-1.
Martial’s performances haven’t offered him many chances to score, and it’s obvious that at this stage of his development he can’t compete with the dangerous striker Erik ten Hag’s team has to stop to win big. After nine seasons at Old Trafford, a sizeable portion of the fan base appears to have grown weary of waiting for the injured attacker to deliver consistent performances.
Many Manchester United fans expressed their displeasure with Martial’s brief flash of brilliance on Twitter during the game, calling it “a shadow of his former self,” “seeming a novice of football,” and “apparently devoid of any impact.”
Rasmus Hojlund, who replaced Martial and made his debut for the club, however, seemed to have a greater impact on the Manchester United supporters. The 20-year-old Danish striker demonstrated his physical prowess, and even though he did not create many scoring opportunities, he was still able to play a crucial part in the Man United assault.
Providing a dramatic plot, the game at the Emirates stadium’s stadium offered a dramatic conclusion. Marcus Rashford suddenly broke the decisive point against the game in the 27th minute after Arsenal had first dominated the process. Martin Odegaard, representing Arsenal, equalized the score barely 100 seconds later as the home team promptly responded.
Some contentious VAR rulings were made in the second half, with the penalty that was initially given to Arsenal for a foul by Aaron Wan-Bissaka on Kai Havertz ultimately being overturned. A late Alejandro Garnacho goal for United was rejected because of an offside ruling, adding salt to injury.
Declan Rice scored his first goal for Arsenal in stoppage time, and Gabriel Jesus added a third, leaving Manchester United regretting a loss that had appeared to be a victory just seconds earlier.
