In the 19th round of the Premier League, Manchester United drew 1-1 away to Newcastle, this game the Red Devils fell behind early, and finally relied on Cavani's savior to barely get a draw. In the game, C Ronaldo's performance was not eye-catching, and even he caused a lot of controversy.
After the match, the British media "The Sun" targeted C Ronaldo, which said that CR7 was lucky to dodge the red card. The controversy took place in the 57th minute of the match, when Cristiano Ronaldo and Fraser competed for a nearly five-to-five ball. As a result, Fraser touched the ball first, and C Ronaldo arrived late, when C Ronaldo used enough strength to directly kick and kick Fraser's leg.
After being kicked in the leg, Fraser fell to the ground, clutching his leg and wailing. The referee then arrived and showed Ronaldo a yellow card. For this penalty, the Sun newspaper is not very convinced, the media directly said that C Ronaldo's tackle is very reckless, although the referee showed C Ronaldo a yellow card, but the punishment is undoubtedly a little light - there is no doubt that C Ronaldo is the lucky one in this penalty.
On social networking sites, there have also been voices of doubt about C Luo. One British netizen wrote: "Cristiano Ronaldo put down Fraser. What was he thinking? How could he not have received a red card for this? C Luo's behavior is too dangerous. ”
Another netizen simply asked: "What does C Luo have to do to get a red card?!" ”
Interestingly, the Newcastle fans in the stands don't seem to hate Cristiano Ronaldo. There was even a Newcastle fan who played a picture of C Ronaldo wearing a Newcastle shirt. The text read: "It's almost 2022 and Newcastle is your club." "It's clear that the Newcastle fan is looking forward to Ronaldo joining Newcastle in the new year.
Not long ago, Newcastle successfully changed hands, and Saudi chaebols entered Newcastle, which made the Magpies one of the most financially powerful clubs in football today. It is also for this reason that their fans are looking forward to the club to open a buy-buy model and recruit superstars for the team.