Bruno Fernandes in Floods of Tears as Man Utd Beaten at Chelsea
- On Saturday, Manchester United suffered a 2-0 defeat to Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, with defender Lisandro Martinez receiving a second yellow card for a reckless challenge during the second half.
- After a VAR review, Referee Peter Bankes awarded Chelsea a penalty and dismissed Martinez for leading with his forearm while marking Wesley Fofana on a set piece.
- Joe Cole said, "I think Lisandro Martinez has run his course," noting the defender's contract expires at season's end with an option to extend by 12 months.
- The loss leaves United winless in nine games and vulnerable to relegation by weekend's end, though manager Carrick refused to blame Martinez during his post-match TNT Sports interview.
- Morgan Rogers broke the deadlock five minutes after halftime, and Palmer converted the subsequent penalty to finalize the 2-0 scoreline as United struggled with ten men for 25 minutes.
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Cole Palmer puts Chelsea ahead after Lisandro Martinez was red carded.
The former goalkeeper is, to put it mildly, not impressed by Lisandro Martinez's red card against Chelsea
Carrick told Martinez can't play for Man Utd again after Chelsea nightmare
Lisandro Martinez was sent off in Manchester United's 2-0 defeat by Chelsea on Saturday and the Argentina international's lack of discipline is a real issue for Michael Carrick
Danny Murphy tears into Lisandro Martínez after Chelsea defeat
Former Liverpool midfielder Danny Murphy ripped into Lisandro Martínez following his “ridiculous” red card during Manchester United’s 2-0 defeat against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. The Argentine defender was dismissed midway through the second half after picking up two yellow cards in under two minutes, leaving under-fire manager Michael Carrick facing immense scrutiny as United’s winless […]
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