Emi Martinez was shown a red card for a moment of madness in what his last game could be for Aston Villa.
The keeper has brutally wiped Manchester United striker Hojlund after he had broken down his line.
A weak back pass seemed to have put Hojlund on goal – with Martinez who arrived from his box.
But Hojlund struck the Villa -Keeper – who won United's frontman to leave referee Thomas Bramall, no choice but to send him away.
Villa bid their offer on Champions League football thanks to the opener of Amad Diallo and the penalty of Christian Eriksen.
But the game was not automatically controversy.
United Keeper Altay Bayindir Morse the ball and Morgan Rogers shot home in an empty net, thinking that he had set up villa 1-0.
But the referee had wrongly blown the whistle before the ball was exceeded the line, and there was nothing that VAR could do to grant the goal correctly.
This of course left Villa's players and manager Unai Emery completely furious and turned out to be an important turning point in the game.
It was intended as a farewell match for the Martinez World Cup from 2022 – who already said goodbye to Villa fans in their last game in Villa Park.
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And as revealed by Sunsport, he is also a target for Arsenal who looks at a reunion with the Argentinian.
If Martinez has to stay in the Premier League – he will start a ban on three games next season.
The Gunners fear that their NO1 David Raya wants a move back to Spain.
Martinez, 32, would jump on a second chance to man the sticks at the Emirates if the deal would come around.
Spaniard Raya, 29, is connected to movements to La Liga after he has settled as the Gunners no .1.
The former Blackburn front view is on the shortlist in Real Madrid as a long-term replacement for Thibaut Courtois.
While he is also on the radar at Buren Atletico – who fear that Jan Oblak can be seduced by Saudi -Arabic money.
Raya has been one of the striking keepers of the Premier League in recent seasons and, if he holds a clean slate against Southampton on Sunday, he will win successive Golden Glove Awards.
Despite his impressive form, Arsenal would be open to sell it if the price was good.
The Gunners know that Martinez can be purchased, but they will have to be quick with clubs in the middle.
Martinez looked like he said goodbye to the believers of the Villa Park when De Villans played their last home game of the season last weekend.
The Schotstopper was in tears when he ran off the field after the 2-0 victory of Villa op Tottenham Hotspur.
Martinez joined Villa in 2020 after an outbreak period of success in Arsenal under Mikel Arteta, who came in for the injured Bernd Leno and the Gunners help win the FA Cup.
Since his switch to the Midlands, the former reading and Rotherham loan has won the Copa America twice, the World Cup and twice named FIFA's best keeper in the world.