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Should we rename this sub to r/UnitedFansCryingAboutThings?
Seriously:
• The red was correct. Intention doesn't matter. No, this doesn't happen "all the time" • Two similar hands penalties called, one for each side • That "elbow" against Hojlund was in no way a red. It's a standard foul and that's it. • Onana had a clear view of the ball, so no offside. Doesn't matter that the player blocked Onana's view before, because offside is decided when the shot is made
It also doesn't matter how some situations are treated in the Premier League, because PL isn't the same as European competitions.
What? I’m not Man U fan but in fairness to them they always take it on the chin. Maybe complain in match threads but that’s the heat of the moments stuff.
Comparatively Arsenal fans are still crying about a 50/50 decision that happened a week ago