Antony Injury: Manchester United vs Chelsea: Marcus Rashford took Antony’s place in the first minutes of Thursday’s Premier League match between Manchester United and Chelsea at Old Trafford. The Brazilian was eventually stretchered off with his hands on his head and appeared to be having trouble with his ankle. He now poses a serious risk for the FA Cup final matchup against Manchester City later this month. Follow Premier League LIVE Updates on InsideSport.IN.
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Casemiro gave Manchester United a 1-0 lead over Chelsea, scoring against the Blues for the second time this year. Casemiro is a Brazil international. However, the Red Devils took a significant hit shortly after.
After being tackled by Chalobah, Antony was upset and yelled and waved for the medical personnel to enter the pitch. The Samba star was eventually removed from the action after a delay, and Marcus Rashford replaced him.
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Manchester United defeated Chelsea 4-1 on Friday at Old Trafford to clinch Champions League eligibility for the upcoming season. Christian Eriksen’s free kick was headed in by Casemiro early in the game, while Anthony Martial subsequently added a second goal from close range.
Bruno Fernandes and Marcus Rashford’s goals in the second half gave them the victory even though Antony was forced to leave the game with an ankle injury. However, Chelsea scored a consolation goal through Joao Felix
Erik Ten Hag’s side are unbeaten in Premier League action at Old Trafford for 17 games, going back to the opening weekend of the season.
On Sunday, Manchester United’s Premier League season comes to an end when they host Fulham. But it’s unlikely that Antony’s long-term availability will be known right away. On June 3, they play Manchester City in the FA Cup Final, a game Antony’s participation in now appears uncertain.
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