Reason why Newcastle United F.C. player Anthony Gordon was not awarded a penalty vs Manchester United after obvious harsh tackle from Sofyan Amraba and Casemiro

After Manchester United player Sofyan Amrabat tripped Newcastle United winger Anthony Gordon, it looked like Gordon should have been given a penalty.

It is thought that Anthony Gordon, a winger for Newcastle United, did not get a penalty against Manchester United because there was not much touch with him.

United was down a goal at Old Trafford after getting off to a good start six minutes in. The away team’s penalty area got a loose ball, which Kobbie Mainoo used to score by putting the ball under Martin Dubravka.

But Eddie Howe’s team thought they should have had a chance to level things right away when Gordon ran into the area and Sofyan Amrabat caught him on the heel. Then Casemiro slid in to make a fair challenge, but Gordon’s sock was already torn, so all eyes were on the damage.

is aware of Amrabat’s challenge wasn’t strong enough for VAR to change the decision made on the field, so it was quickly thrown out. In an interview with Sky Sports, Wayne Rooney insisted that there should have been a penalty kick.

He answered, “Yes, I believe it is a punishment.” Casemiro makes a good tackle, but Amrabat hits him on the left heel, so I get a penalty.

This guy gets him out. Newcastle is in a terrible situation.

Gordon, who was angry about the call that could have made a big difference in the game, talked about it after the game. The winger told Sky Sports in a rage, “Really sore.” It’s unclear how well my ankle will withstand.

“I watched the whole thing again, and it’s a clear punishment.” I’m okay with the referee making a mistake on the field because it’s hard to tell what’s going on so fast.

However, I don’t see the point of VAR at that point. You can use it to fix mistakes. I get pushed in the back as he goes down my Achilles.

Although Casemiro gets the ball, there were two fouls before that. To be honest, I don’t see the point.

“That’s why I didn’t appeal—I knew right away.” As a result, I believed, “I don’t mind the referee not giving it.” The speed is fast.

“But I’ll wait for VAR to give their opinion. You can see me telling my teammates, ‘Don’t worry, it’s a clear penalty.'” Thereafter, we go on, and it’s just like…

How is it possible that you have my sock when I don’t have any left?” I do not see the point of it. Seriously, I don’t.”

Members of the Premier League will decide next month if VAR should stay in the league or not. After making that choice, Gordon isn’t sure what to do.

In the end, he said, “It’s a big choice, but I like it a lot.” Regarding liking, I like the idea. It’s not working in the League even though it should. Too many mistakes happen all the time.