Mark Halsey, a former Premier League referee, has voiced strong criticism of Chris Kavanagh’s decision to send Declan Rice off with a red card during Arsenal’s 1-1 draw against Brighton. Halsey argued that the call seemed overly aggressive and suggested that Kavanagh could have better managed the situation.Rice received a second yellow card for delaying the restart following a foul on Joel Veltman. However, Halsey pointed out that the ball was still in motion when Veltman took the free-kick, questioning the necessity of the restart. He also highlighted that Brighton’s Joao Pedro had committed a similar infraction earlier in the…
Author: Eddy Muweesi
Erik Ten Hag made it clear that he wasn’t going to allow any unexpected departures on deadline day, swiftly turning down proposals for key players. Earlier that day, Manchester United had already sold midfielder Scott McTominay to Napoli and finalized a loan deal for winger Jadon Sancho to Chelsea.Antony, after facing challenges in his two seasons at Old Trafford, has found himself out of the starting lineup and has only played one minute in the three matches so far this season. With the team already thin in several positions, Ten Hag opted to keep both Antony and Christian Eriksen, rejecting…