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Man United Facing Sanction Over Controversial Penalty Incident at Goodison Park

Manchester United face imminent punishment after their players’ behavior during a contentious penalty incident against Everton.

The fallout from this decision has ignited fierce debates across the football world.

Saturday’s match at Goodison Park turned dramatic. United fought back from two goals down to salvage a 2-2 draw. Everton maintained that they deserved a penalty late in the game.

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Everton held 37% possession and registered 9 shots. United dominated with 63% possession, achieved 8 shots on target, completed 533 passes, and committed 9 fouls. Meanwhile, Everton managed 313 passes and 12 fouls.

During injury time, Ashley Young suffered a foul inside the box. Harry Maguire and Mattijs de Ligt made contact that led referee Andy Madley to award a penalty. VAR later overturned this call.

A senior match official claimed the original decision was correct. He stated that the referee acted rightly when he pointed to the penalty spot. The ensuing incident report now hangs over Manchester United.

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The official criticized the VAR review process. He argued that the referee did not see all the angles. This error forced him to reverse his call and undermined his progress this season.

Ashley Young showed visible anger at the decision. Boxing legend Tony Bellew labeled the reversal as cheating. Young echoed a famous quote by a renowned manager, hinting that speaking out might lead to trouble. United legend David de Gea supported Young by liking his post.

Controversy now signals forthcoming sanctions against Manchester United. The decision may impact the club’s standing and the referee’s reputation. Fans should follow live updates on social media for the latest news.

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