Antony suffers injury and leaves stretcher in Manchester United v Chelsea | english football

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Manchester United had a casualty during the game with Chelsea, at Old Trafford, this Thursday, in a delayed game of the 32nd round of the Premier League. Antony suffered an injury to his right foot and had to leave the field on a stretcher. The Brazilian also did not hide his frustration, crying a lot with his hands to his face.

Manchester United 4 x 1 Chelsea – Goals – 32nd round of the English Premier League

After the match, coach Erik ten Hag did not give good news to the Red Devils fan:

I can say it’s serious. We need to wait 24 hours to know the status of his injury.

— Ten Hag, Manchester United manager, on Antony’s injury

1 of 3 Antony leaves the pitch on a stretcher during Manchester United vs Chelsea — Photo: Reuters
Antony leaves the lawn on a stretcher during Manchester United vs Chelsea — Photo: Reuters

The move took place in the 23rd minute of the first half. Antony tried to pass by Chalobah and ended up being disarmed with a tackle by the Chelsea defender, a move in which the referee did not call a foul. The Brazilian’s right foot got stuck, and Manchester United’s number 21 soon complained of pain, lying on the lawn. During medical care on the field, he even tried to stand up, but was soon taken to a stretcher.

2 of 3 Antony leaves the pitch on a stretcher during Manchester United vs Chelsea — Photo: REUTERS
Antony leaves the lawn on a stretcher during Manchester United vs Chelsea – Photo: REUTERS

Manchester United won 4-1 and confirmed qualification for the Champions League with a round in advance.

3 of 3 Antony is attended to on the pitch during Manchester United v Chelsea — Photo: REUTERS
Antony is attended to on the pitch during Manchester United vs Chelsea – Photo: REUTERS

The article is in Portuguese

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