Manchester United Joshua Zirkzee striker was noticed that he was running toward the judge Anthony Taylor in anger during their Premier league clash with Arsenal Sunday afternoon.
The Red Devils have just passed 1-0 through the free kick by Bruno Fernandes, reviving a rather subgroup game with one swing of the Portuguese boot.
With the wind in the sails, United soon seemed to break out of the corner of Arsenal, but the move ended by being angry with the judge – with his reaction, some extent darkened the sports sports.
After the angle of Martin Odegaard was sent by Victor Lindelof, the ball eventually broke into Fernandes, and Alejandro Garccho and Zirkzee ran forward in the 2V2 attack.
But just as the Argentine looked like he had been released down the right side, and Zirkzee was in front of his man in the center, Taylor called the time of the first half.
Zirkzee could then notice that the field returned to imitate the judge, only to prevent him from preventing him from boiling. But was his frustration justified?
Four added minutes were signalized just when Alejandra Garnacho Faul Fauldro Tossard was on a free kick, which gave the hosts a lead at halftime.
About 45 seconds were added at the top, despite Fernandes’s goal that arrived in the 47th minute, followed by some passionate celebrations.
Therefore, it took more time to make this attack progress – with Arsenal in danger of reducing two goals soon.
Of course, Zirkzee would only manage to get in trouble if he had reached the referee to distract his anger, so United may have eventually been grateful to Fernandes for preventing a more serious situation.
