- Fernandes did not kindly take the jokes of an Everton favorite in the long time
- The united pattern went to cause a late return for the Red Devils
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According to the reports, Bruno Fernandes was involved in a half -weather broken with a legend of Everton before inspiring a miraculous return to Manchester United in a burning Meeting of Goodison Park.
Man United captain led the burden to help Claw United to retreat from a two -go deficit against the toffees, shooting in a wonderful free kick before Manuel Ugarte matched with 10 minutes to play.
However, Everton was harmed to see an opportunity of golden edges to win the party taken from its reach, feeling that they should have had a penalty in the detention time after Ashley Young seemed to be a foul in the box.
The former United end seemed to have made his shirt lying by Matthijs of Ligt before being stumbled by Harry Maguire, and while referee Andrew Madley initially pointed out the place, was recommended by Var to reconsider.
After consulting the monitor on the field side, Madley overturned his decision to draw the wrath of the Goodison faithful, with the spirits that shoot between the players in the full -time whistle.
But that was not the only band line shock that the contest had to offer, with The telegraph Claiming the united pattern Fernandes faced the hero of Cult Everton Derek Mountfield in the interval, for a strange reason.
According to the reports, Bruno Fernandes broke with the Everton Derek Mountfield legend
Fernandes went on to provoke United Miraculous Return in Goodison Park while fired in a wonderful free kick
With the Red Devils following thanks to the goals of the first half of Beto and Abdoulaye Doucoure, Mountfield joked the United players while walking towards the field.
Fernandes gave an exception to the gag and the words with the old central, which was recently included as a “Everton giant”, were not recently included.
The Portuguese midfielder apparently continued to channel his anger in causing the change of United, inciting a change in the impulse after bending his free kick.
However, it was the incident at the end of the game that stole the headlines, with Everton insisting that they should have had a shot in the additional time.
The Premier League then issued a statement that revealed that Var only looked at a possible lack of Maguire and not the pull of the Ligt shirt, something that enraged David Moyes.
'Did they mention the shirt?' said Everton Moyes manager. 'They only mentioned what they needed to mention. For me, the shirt looked enough for it to occur. My feeling is that you should not be pulling t -shirts.
'I cannot understand why the referee in the field makes a decision and goes to the screen if it is not a clear and obvious mistake. I thought he made the right decision at that time and should have stayed with her.
'I think everyone who looks at football looks forward to a referee who says I'm staying with what I have done. From what I saw, I did not think it was clear and obvious. I did not think that Var would need to get involved in him.
