Michael Carrick questions 'baffling' penalty decisions as Man Utd pegged back at Bournemouth
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This is the Sky Sports Premier League podcast. Thanks for joining us. The Premier League weekend kicked off at Bournemouth as Manchester United travelled to the Vitality Stadium for Friday night football. And here is how the game finished.
Well, there's something about these two dealing in entertaining topsy-turvy draws. The first half here didn't exactly catch fire, but then it all happened in the second. United looked to be on course when Bruno Fernandes slotted coolly from the spot and set them on the way. But there was a surprising response and indeed a surprising scorer for Bournemouth. Ryan Christie, with his first home goal of the season, made it 1-1. It was another set-piece goal for Manchester United.
What happened in the Bournemouth vs Manchester United match?
maguire celebrated but the final touch came off james hill manchester united in front again but again bournemouth came back junior crewpiece slotting from the penalty spot after harry maguire had fouled evan nielsen and got his marching orders off he went harry maguire on the day that he was recalled by england 2-2 alan fair result for you
Yeah, I think in the end, an entertaining second half. Both sides showed some good parts of the character. So it takes another step forward, maybe a small step for Carrick, but it could have easily been lost that match. Well, it's still just 1-10 for Manchester United. It's another draw for Bournemouth, their 15th of the season.
Final score, Bournemouth 2, Manchester United 2. One thing to point out, Manchester United had 11 shots in the first half, just three in the second half. And in fact, after Bruno Fernandes' penalty, they didn't have a single shot. So that was after 61 minutes, the penalty. So he didn't have a shot for the last, what, 38 minutes of the game? And Harry Maguire not sent off till the 78th. So that might be a disappointing element of it for Michael Carrick, but a really entertaining second half. And you were saying, Andy, at halftime that we just needed... That little bit of magic. Was Cunha the player to deliver that? Or the first player to deliver that, anyway?
Most definitely. And to be fair, I think that's the kind of player you expect to offer as well. You know, first touch here. Impeccable first touch here. Drives, drives, drives. And then he straightens Jimenez up and just flicks it inside. That little bit of Brazilian flair and gets himself a penalty.
It's a brilliant skill, Jamie.
How did Bruno Fernandes perform during the game?
Brilliant. Because what it is, is the lift. Because most defenders will put their foot out and leave it on the floor. And they just see it was right foot there. He just lifts it over his foot there. Then Jimenez can't react. And then it's just pure panic. Why are you holding him? You've just got to let him go. He's done you. Your centre-back's going to come across and give you a little bit of help. But sometimes that's just a panic. He's been out-skilled. And that's what happens sometimes. 100% a penalty.
What were the controversial penalty decisions discussed?
And then the man you want to take it, Andy...
He is the guy when it comes to penalties, you know, like you said, I don't know how he does it. Starts, stops and then watches the goalkeeper moving and strokes it home. Yeah, definitely, definitely.
And then, so that was the guys think no doubt about that penalty. And then there was a penalty appeal just before Bournemouth equalised. So Manchester United thought they should have had another penalty here when Ahmad goes through. Jamie, what's your verdict on this? I think it would have been really harsh. I think that you can see Truffaut is being aggressive with him. He does manhandle him a bit, but I just don't think it's enough for it to be a penalty. Then Bournemouth break. Now you can probably, in the VAR room, you can see the referee, they're thinking, is it a penalty, is it not? Let's hope this doesn't end up in a goal. Bournemouth work it really, really well. You see, I think Casemiro here goes out too far.
He leaves Christie in a good position, lets it run across his body, good touch, and that is a sublime finish. So good. You loved this, Andy, didn't you?
To finish that, I look and say to myself, that's the kind of thing I want to do.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:06–0:53
2
What happened in the Bournemouth vs Manchester United match?
0:53–2:36
3
How did Bruno Fernandes perform during the game?
2:36–3:00
4
What were the controversial penalty decisions discussed?
3:00–4:13
5
How did Harry Maguire's red card impact the match?
4:13–5:24
6
What were the strengths and weaknesses of both teams?
5:24–6:26
7
How did Michael Carrick evaluate the team's performance?
6:26–7:24
8
What are the implications of the match on Manchester United's season?
7:24–35:02
Speakers
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