Bruno Fernandes has known as for the rules on players taking off their shirts to be changed after Amad Diallo was sent off in Manchester United’s FA Cup thriller against Liverpool.The 21-year-old replacement had already been booked for encroaching at a free-kick after fouling Alexis Mac Allister in extra-time when he scored a 121st-minute winner for United and celebrated wildly in the front of the Stretford End.
Referee John Brooks had no desire however to show Diallo a 2d yellow card and send him offThe Ivorian was once led away down the tunnel, leaving United down to 10 guys for the final seconds of a dramatic 4-3 quarter-final win.
United skipper Fernandes said: ‘This second has to be loved and I assume it is one of the guidelines soccer has to change. Because you need to be able to have a good time the goal, for sure with admire to different clubs, to revel in your moment.
The thing with Amad, he received his reward due to the fact he’s doing the proper things. When you do the right things, you get a chance, and what is yours comes to you. He deserves it.Unfortunately, he acquired despatched off, however it is section of the second and section of being young.’
Diallo’s winner used to be solely his 2nd aim for United, coming three years after his first in a Europa League tie in opposition to AC Milan at Old Trafford.
It was a true day for another of United’s substitutes, Antony, who scored his second intention of a stricken season to convey Erik ten Hag’s side stage at 2-2 closer to the give up of ordinary time.
Fernandes added: ‘I suppose everybody who came on today made a huge impact. I suppose the ones who started, the first 30 minutes had been possibly – we spoke in the dressing-room about this – one of the first-class 30 minutes we had in the season.
‘We recognize it is difficult to do it for 90 minutes against a group like Liverpool, but we ought to have done it higher for a lengthy spell in the game.But still, the trust in the team, coming returned from bad moments has usually been there, even extra this season due to the fact we had a lot of ups and downs. This is a game you win or lose – you’re in or out. It’s a exceptional competition.’
