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Keane Points Finger At Fernandes Over Foden’s Red Card
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Keane Points Finger At Fernandes Over Foden’s Red Card

Complete Sports about 3 hours 1 mins read

Manchester United legend Roy Keane has criticized Bruno Fernandes for provoking Phil Foden’s 23rd-minute red card during Manchester City’s victory over Manchester United. In the 23rd minute of the latest edition of the Manchester Derby at Old Trafford on Sunday, Bruno Fernandes clattered into Foden, leading to the Man City star falling to the ground. [...]

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