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Evanilson: Bournemouth Forward’s red card against Manchester United canceled after the call | Football news

Evanilson’s suspension was lifted after Bournemouth’s successful appeal against his right red card in their draw with Manchester United.

He will now be available to face Arsenal this weekend.

The striker was sent to the 70th minute of the 1-1 draw at home on Sunday with United in the Premier League.

An independent regulatory committee agreed with the Bournemouth argument that Evanilson slipped as it was attacked We have Mazraoui.

Arbitrator Peter struck Was sent to the instructor for a field exam and rejected the attacker after initially showing a yellow card.

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Protruding facts of the Premier League match between Bournemouth and Manchester United

United scored an equalizer deep in the stop time through Rasmus Hojlund to hold Bournemouth to 10 players to a draw in the hopes of the Cherries of European qualification.

Bournemouth, who is 10th in the table, seated a point behind Fulham and Brighton with the eighth potentially enough for the qualification of the league of the conference, unless Crystal Palace wins the FA Cup.

The side of Andoni Iraola faces Arsenal in the League this Saturday, live Sky Sports; Kick -off 5.30 p.m.

Reg look verdict

The former leader of the Premier League, Dermot Gallagher, said: “I thought it was a red card. I know he slips but because he slides, he takes up the challenge. He hit him with his stallions. It was dangerous. It could have been much worse [for Mazraoui]. He went too energetic for me. “”

However, experts Sue Smith and Stephen Warnock did not agree.

“It’s a really bad decision,” said Smith. “He slips and naturally, this is how his legs happen. When you see what is always horrible. But a yellow card at most. I think the referee did things on the ground. At no time, Var said that Evanilson slipped. It should have been the first thing they said to him.”

Bournemouth’s remaining lights

  • Arsenal (A) – Premier League – Saturday May 3, live on Sky Sports
  • Aston Villa (H) – Premier League – Saturday May 10, live on Sky Sports
  • Man City (A) – Premier League – Sunday May 18
  • Leicester City (H) – Premier League – Sunday May 25

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