MU received more 'bad news' from Paul Pogba?

The English Football Association (FA) is considering the possibility of imposing additional punishment on Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba for his "false compliments" after being sent off by referee Andre Marriner in the match against Arsenal.

In MU's 3-1 win over Arsenal early Sunday morning (Vietnam time), Pogba made a great contribution with 2 assists for Antonio Valencia to open the score in the 4th minute and Jesse Lingard to increase the gap to 3-1 in the 63rd minute.

The foul that led to Pogba's red card.

However, when the match entered the 74th minute, Pogba was sent off by referee Andre Marriner after kicking Arsenal defender Hector Bellerin in the leg. Believing he was wronged, the French midfielder clapped and “defamed” referee Marriner.

This red card resulted in Pogba receiving a three-match suspension. The reason is that the Football Association found this to be dangerous behavior. This penalty means that the 24-year-old star will miss the Manchester derby with Man City on December 10. In addition, he will also sit out the two matches against Bournemouth and West Brom.

Referee Marriner sent Pogba off.

It was thought that Pogba would only receive a three-match suspension. However, the FA is considering the possibility of issuing an additional penalty for the French player. It is known that the highest authority of English football is waiting for the report of referee Andre Marriner before making a final decision.

Remember, in 2005, another MU star, Wayne Rooney, was also banned from playing 2 matches for clapping and "praising" the Danish referee - Kim Milton Nielsen after "R10" was sent off in the match against Villarreal in the Champions League group stage.

According to Danviet