Major reason why 21-year-old Man Utd forward Amad Diallo was sent off during Manchester United vs Liverpool FA Cup quarter-final match

Amad, the winner for Manchester United, was sent a red card for a second offense, which may have led him into trouble. This occurred after he scored a stunning goal in extra time to win the match against Liverpool.

As part of a counterattack, the Ivorian player sprinted away and fired a shot that went low into the bottom corner, just inside the post. United fell behind twice in the first half of the game, but they were able to come back and win against the odds.

Referee David Brooks issued a second yellow card to the 21-year-old player because he removed his shirt as he walked away in front of the Stretford End while celebrating. This action earned him a second yellow card. Amad was shown a yellow card shortly after he entered the game for preventing Liverpool from taking a quick free kick away from the field.

It is possible that he may be allowed to participate in the semi-final match against Coventry City, which is a team from the Championship; but, he will not be able to see action in the first Premier League match following the international break. Manchester United will return to the Premier League on March 30 when they take on Brentford in the capital city of England.

“I had a good time. Today, we have earned this victory. According to what he said to ITV, “We played very well today.” “I’m very happy because it was one of the best games of the season.”

“I missed the first yellow.” My frustration stems from the fact that I was sent off, but the most important thing for me is to win against a formidable club like Liverpool.

Everyone congratulated me and said, ‘Amad, you’ve done it! The reward is due to you.'” I am grateful to each of you.

To reach the last four, United had to put in a lot of effort, and they will now go to Wembley on either April 20 or April 21 to compete in the semi-final. The first goal was scored by Scott McTominay, who scored himself by stabbing the ball home from close range. Alexis Mac Allister and Mohamed Salah scored goals for the visitors just before halftime, putting them in the lead that they eventually maintained.

After Antony, who had been brought on as a substitute in the second half, matched the score late in the game, the game proceeded into extra time. On the other hand, Erik ten Hag’s side had to make a comeback after falling behind once more when Harvey Elliott regained the lead back.