“Son Goal was a foul and the referee gave Manchester United goalkeeper a yellow card for complaining, this is against FA rules”- FIFA has just announced VERY SAD NEWS for the Officials and Referees of the match between Manchester United vs Tottenham and this have cost them thier Job

Tottenham Hotspur’s thrilling 4-3 victory over Manchester United in the Carabao Cup quarterfinals has set the stage for a highly anticipated semifinal showdown with Liverpool. The match was a rollercoaster ride of emotions, marked by a series of goalkeeping blunders and defensive mistakes that ultimately decided the outcome of the game.

One of the most contentious moments of the match came in the 88th minute, when Son Heung-min scored what proved to be the winning goal. The goal appeared to result from a goalkeeping error by Altay Bayindir, who attempted to punch the ball but missed, allowing it to sail over him and into the net.

However, replays of the goal showed that Lucas Bergvall, a second-half substitute, had obstructed Bayindir by placing an arm on him. This led to widespread outrage among Manchester United supporters, who felt that the goal should have been disallowed.

Rules expert Christina Unkel has since weighed in on the controversy, explaining why the goal was not overturned. According to Unkel, the goal was allowed to stand because VAR technology is not implemented until the semifinals of the Carabao Cup. As a result, there was no opportunity for the goal to be reviewed and potentially overturned.

Despite the controversy surrounding the goal, Tottenham’s victory was ultimately sealed, and they will now face Liverpool in the semifinals. Manchester United, on the other hand, will have to content themselves with a consolation goal scored by Jonny Evans in added time.

The match was a thrilling encounter that was marked by a series of dramatic twists and turns. Tottenham’s victory was a testament to their determination and resilience, and they will now look to carry that momentum into their semifinal showdown with Liverpool. The Reds will undoubtedly provide a stern test for Tottenham, but with their confidence boosted by their victory over Manchester United, Spurs will be looking to make a statement and book their place in the Carabao Cup final.