Rio Ferdinand broke the comment protocol by posting on social media about the rejected goal of Manchester United against Rangers.
Matthijs de Ligt received a powerful header on Thursday evening by the VAR in the first half of the Battle of Britain on Old Trafford.
The goal of the Dutchman was rejected because teammate Leny Yoro had made an error on Robin Propper in the run -up.
United fans in abundance went to the social media to regret the decision of the VAR.
Just like former Red Devil defender Ferdinand, who commented at TNT Sports.
A frustrated Ferdinand wrote to X: “Never a violation.”
Ferdinand's tweet during the competition did not go unnoticed by its 11.6 million followers.
One answered: “concentrate on the game, size.”
Another said, “” Give comments on the game, size. “
And someone else said, “Phone away while you're working, please.”
One noted: “Go back to work, Rio.”
Another agreed: “Rio Mate, stop tweeting. You have comments.”
United eventually broke the impasse in the second half, with a little helping hand from Gers-stopper Jack Butland.
In the 52nd minute, the former Red Devil's stopper was disastrous in the 52nd minute a corner of Christian Eriksen in the back of the net.
Cyriel Dessers thought he had saved a point for the Teddy Bears with a goal in the 88th minute that the faithful of Old Trafford Verbijsterste.
But United captain Bruno Fernandes struck in the 92nd minute and sealed a last 2-1 victory and sent the visitors back on the road without showing their efforts.
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