hatterson
Registered User
Whether they should or not, the PL has clearly established that if your challenge is low and kinda vaguely defendable as a challenge on the ball (which Havertz was) and you *don't* catch someone with your studs, it won't be a red. It's similar to the Nketiah challenge from a month or two back where he took out the keeper.
I think they *should* be reds, and in other leagues they are likely given as such, but the PL has fairly consistently let players get away with that type of tackle unless the studs catch the opponent.
If, on the other hand, your studs are high and you do catch an opponent, even if there was no malice in the tackle, the PL has pretty consistently called that a red card.
I think they *should* be reds, and in other leagues they are likely given as such, but the PL has fairly consistently let players get away with that type of tackle unless the studs catch the opponent.
If, on the other hand, your studs are high and you do catch an opponent, even if there was no malice in the tackle, the PL has pretty consistently called that a red card.