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Phil Foden: Manchester City midfielder sent off in derby

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Phil Foden: Manchester City midfielder sent off in derby
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Wayne Rooney: That can’t be a red card. It was more of a flick or a gesture, than a kick out.

Danny Murphy: Bruno kicked Foden first, but that’s not a red for him. But then Foden did kick out at him and if you kick upwards, you are going to get a red.

Gary Neville: A painful moment for Foden to have to make that run down the long tunnel. I’m surprised Fernandes didn’t get a yellow for the kick on the floor, he’s certainly pulled a reaction out of Foden which will help his team-mates.

Paul Robinson: Initially it looks really stupid from Phil Foden. He kicks out in the midriff of Bruno Fernandes. There is absolutely no way it was going to be overturned. That was petulant, that was stupid and he could have cost his side.

Roy Keane: Foden gets up and reacts obviously, so he’s sent off. Fernandes catches him and gives him a little kick. I guess it’s classed as violent. But Fernandes is the one who is violent here, I don’t think Foden should have a red card.

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