Manchester United
đ¨đĽManchester United dealt a blow as player handed three-match ban, ruling him out of tonightâs clash with Southampton.

Manchester United secured a remarkable victory in the FA Cup, overcoming Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium in a dramatic and intense clash. Despite being reduced to ten men for over an hour and spending large portions of the match under defensive pressure, the Red Devils triumphed in a tense penalty shootout against Mikel Artetaâs high-flying Arsenal side.
The game started with Manchester United taking the lead, courtesy of a well-taken goal by Bruno Fernandes. However, Arsenal quickly responded, with Gabriel Magalhaes finding the equalizer to bring the game level. From that point on, the match was fiercely contested, with both teams creating opportunities but unable to break the deadlock in regular time or during extra time. As a result, the game progressed to penalties, where United displayed exceptional composure and precision to edge out their Premier League rivals.
One of the gameâs most controversial moments occurred in the second half when referee Andy Madley awarded Arsenal a penalty following an incident where Harry Maguire fouled Kai Havertz in the box. The decision sparked an uproar from the Manchester United players, who vehemently protested against the call. The situation escalated further when United midfielder Manuel Ugarte became involved in a heated confrontation, appearing to headbutt Havertz amid the chaos. Although the incident went unnoticed by the officials during the match, it has since drawn significant attention. According to reports from *The Mirror*, Ugarte could face retrospective action and a potential three-match ban for his violent conduct.
In the end, Manchester Unitedâs resilience and ability to hold their nerve during the penalty shootout proved decisive, securing them a memorable victory in a game filled with drama, controversy, and unrelenting intensity.
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