News about Will Hughes

Gameweek 6 of the Premier League is set to deliver another blockbuster weekend with Manchester United's clash with Tottenham on Sunday the pick of the games. After a disappointing draw at Crystal Palace last weekend, Erik ten Hag's team will be desperate to return to winning ways at Old Trafford against a Spurs side who have endured an up-and-down start to the campaign. In addition, both Arsenal and Manchester City will be keen to get three points on the board after their pulsating 2-2 draw at the Etihad last weekend. With plenty to ponder, FPL managers around the country have an opportunity to bring back many of the title rivals' top stars into their teams following a low-point week. Mail Sport's panel - including experts from FPL gurus Fantasy Football Hub - have predicted the full-time result of each match this weekend, detailing the players they expect to score the most points in each fixture.

Eze thought he had put Palace ahead in the first half when his long-range strike deceived Brentford goalkeeper Mark Flekken at his near post. But Barrott blew his whistle for a foul in the box before the ball hit the net , with the official deeming Will Hughes had pushed defender Nathan Collins to the floor. Replays showed there was minimal, if any, contact from Hughes. There was a brief VAR check but, because Barrott had blown his whistle before the ball had crossed the line, it was not possible to overturn the decision.

The Crystal Palace faithful had reason to be aggrieved when Eze's impressive free-kick goal, crashing in off the post, was denied due to a scuffle in the box. Referee Samuel Barrott felt that Palace's Will Hughes had fouled Nathan Collins and blew up for a foul with the ball in mid-flight. The decision sparked intense scrutiny at half-time from the Sky Sports pundits who felt, as lots of viewers did, that there had been no foul at all.

Felipe, a Nottingham Forest defender, avoided discipline after he appeared to grab Bruno Fernandes by the throat during his team's feisty FA Cup match against Manchester United on Wednesday evening. The altercation took place near the end of stoppage time and secured the travelers a spot in the quarter-finals, where they will face Premier League rivals Liverpool in a tense match. The pair appear to be squaring up to one another before Felipe reaches for the United Kingdom's throat, throwing him backwards toward the corner flag until Fernandes is able to knock his hand away.

Everton and Crystal Palace will meet at Goodison Park on Friday night, with Jefferson Lerma the best-backed at 5/4 with Sky Bet to be backed. With the 29-year-old scoring 33 fouls in the English top-flight this season, Lerma has been one of the Premier League's most ill-disciplined players this season, making him the tenth-most appearance in the Premier League this season. Lerma has received five yellow cards for Crystal Palace in comparison to 33 fouls. Daniel Munoz, Will Hughes, and Jordan Ayew's teammates are the next best-backed in the industry, with the trio's prices starting at 5/2.

After Will Hughes was found to have committed a foul previously, Crystal Palace was denied a penalty in their Premier League match against Liverpool at Selhurst Park. After Reds captain Virgil van Dijk fouled Odsonne Edouard in the box, a penalty was initially given, but referee Andy Madley blew his whistle for the foul right away.

Crystal Palace dragged Nottingham Forest away from relegation concerns in March with a 1-1 draw at Selhurst Park, but concerns remain about whether it will be the club's last game for manager Roy Hodgson since taking over the team in March. However, neither Hodgson nor the club have announced if the 75-year-old will be given the opportunity to continue as boss of the South London club next season. Taiwo Awoniyi opened the scoring for the visitors, his 11th goal of the season, for a Forest team that had already won a second season of top flight football. Will Hughes, who equalized for Palace just after the hour, was eventually disqualified from the first half of the season.

CHRIS WHEELER: Casmiro buried his face in his shirt and began to weep in silence. Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag must have felt like doing the same, although watching forlornly from the touchline. For the second time in five weeks after receiving another red card for his challenge against Southampton's Carlos Alcaraz, he was strolling towards the tunnel at Old Trafford. The Brazilian is now facing his third ban of his first season at United, as a result of the number of games he has missed from suspension to eight. Casemiro's latest injury will keep him out of Sunday's FA Cup quarter-final match against Fulham and the Premier League games against Newcastle, Brentford, and Everton. It will not be long enough for Ten Hag and his colleagues.

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JOE BERNSTEIN AT OLD TRAFFORD: Casemiro was sent off for just two red cards in over a decade at Real Madrid, but he beat that record in 39 days at Old Trafford against Southampton. Despite being a major influence on Erik ten Hag's staff, his fortune has changed for the worst in England. On March 4, he was dismissed against Crystal Palace after VAR determined he'd grabbed Will Hughes by the throat when other angles indicated that he'd been holding the opponent's shirt.

Both Manchester United and Crystal Palace have been fined £55,000 each for failing to supervise their players in the Premier League match at Old Trafford in early February. Casemiro, a United midfielder, was dismissed after a VAR review of a mass melee in the second half, when Palace midfielder Jeffrey Schlupp barged United winger Antony to contact. Both Schlupp and Antony were booked, but Casemiro was given a straight red card for grabbing Palace midfielder Will Hughes round the neck.

When United defender Aaron Wan-Bissaka fouled Frankie de Jong, chaos reigned in the second half, with actors including Bruno Fernandes and Sergio Busquets involved. Casemiro, who was a direct competitor of Barca during his ten years at Real Madrid, looked on from the other side of the controversy before walking away with his head down. He was sent off just three weeks ago for grabbing Will Hughes against Crystal Palace, but this time there was no danger of punishment.

David de Gea (pictured), who moved from Atletico Madrid in 2011 for about £19 million, has been the club's No. 1 since then. All his appearances in English football have been with the Red Devils, with his 400th appearance against Leeds United as he begins against rivals Leeds United. The Premier League's official account tweeted: The first @ManUtd goalkeeper to reach 400 #PL appearances! 'congratulations on a moment in history, D_DeGea,' followed by a clapping emoji.'

According to legend Dwight Yorke, Manchester United striker Scott McTominay and Fred must'stand up and earn their money' when Casemiro is out of action due to a suspension. Since being handed off in United's 2-1 victory over Crystal Palace on Saturday after wrapping both of his hands around Will Hughes' neck, the team is in for a tough future. Because Casemiro throttled Hughes and contributed to the long-term injury of Donny van de Beek and Christian Eriksen, who will miss the next three months, United manager Erik ten Hag may have a problem on his hands.

CHRIS WHEELER: Erik ten Hag has declined to be entangled in the financial storm that has engulfed Manchester City. More than a hundred breaches of the Premier League's financial laws between 2009 and 2018, as a result of failure to cooperate with the probe since it began in December 2018. When Ten Hag was asked about the allegations at his press conference to preview Wednesday's game against Leeds United, he denied it was none of his company.

From one angle, it seemed that Casemiro had choked Will Hughes by the neck. From another, it seemed that he was doing him a favor by preventing him from participating in the brawl. Fans and pundits alike scrutinized the flashpoint that culminated in Manchester United's 2-1 victory over Crystal Palace on Saturday. Two things are certain, but two specifics are not clear. First, the Brazilian is experienced enough to know that any rising of the hands or arms of an opposition player can be interpreted as violent conduct. Erik ten Hag will have to find yet another midfield fix for Leeds United's upcoming double-header and the home match against Leicester City. Given how influential Casemiro has been since his £70 million summer arrival from Real Madrid, it's a hassle, but there are alternatives.

Casemiro's red card against Crystal Palace on Saturday will be 'too much of a risk' from Manchester United, who will need the midfielder back for their crucial Carabao Cup final against Newcastle later this month, according to Gary Neville. After wrapping both his hands around the neck of Palace midfielder Will Hughes and subsequently missing United's next three domestic games, including a quickfire double-header against Leeds and Leicester's ride to Old Trafford, the Brazilian was given his marching orders. If the Red Devils file an appeal, they could risk an extended ban, putting into question whether or not they'll be able to participate in the final.

On Saturday, Manchester United's wives and girlfriends arrived at Old Trafford to watch the team play Crystal Palace. The Red Devils defeated the Eagles 2:1, while the team's WAGs and children watched from the stands. Monique Salum, Frederico Rodrigues de Paula Santos' wife, was a glamorous figure in a camel coat.

Since his release from Real Madrid in the summer, the midfielder has been an almost constant presence in Erik ten Hag's midfield. However, he saw red in the second half of the game at Old Trafford on Sunday, being complicit in a feud involving several players. He grabbed Hughes by the throat, and referee Craig Pawson revealed a straight red card, much to his own surprise.

Following their 2-1 victory over Crystal Palace, David de Gea posted a video of his former coach Jose Mourinho, who fans believe revealed his displeasure with his decision to dismiss Casemiro. Since being spotted by VAR with his hands on Will Hughes' throat, the Brazilian midfielder was shown a straight red card in the second half. Crystal Palace players may have been suspended for their participation in the melee, according to Manchester United's Manuel.

CHRIS WHEELER AT OLD TRAFFORD: Following a 20-man bust-up with Crystal Palace, Erik Ten Hag blasted the decision to single out Casemiro and send off the Manchester United midfielder. After VAR told referee Andre Marriner to view the pitch-side monitor, Casemiro was shown a red card for grabbing Will Hughes by the throat, but Ten Hag said that Palace striker Jordan Ayew was guilty of the same offence against Fred and attacked the lack of fairness or consistency. The United boss said, 'I see two teams fighting each other.' Multiple players crossed the line, and then one player is chosen and sent off, and the other player is suspended.' That's not correct for me.'

Since being suspended against Crystal Palace for putting his hands around an opponent's throat, Casemiro will miss Manchester United's next three games. After a VAR check by referee Andre Marriner, who viewed the incident on the monitor before dismissing Casemiro, the defensive midfielder was suspended for his conduct against Eagles player Will Hughes during a bust-up on the pitch in the 70th minute of the match. Manchester United defeated the south London side 2-1 after the Brazilian's dismissal made the game even more difficult.

Manchester United clung on in a dramatic manner to win a crucial victory over Crystal Palace and solidify their position in the top four. It came despite Casemiro, a Brazilian midfielder, being suspended for raising his hands to the throat of Palace's Will Hughes during a mass bust-up between the two groups of players. United were left with ten guys and Jeffrey Schlupp, who halved the deficit to 2-1 just after the grandstand finale, which was held.