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🚨Ryan Gravenberch on the Incident that led to his red card.
🗣️“I don’t want to talk about the referee because I will get into trouble if I do, there wasn’t any contact with him when I came for the ball, he fall unnecessarily from my attempt which is why I wanted the referee to check it out again on the VAR screen.”
“I know it wasn’t a red card and the referee as well knew it wasn’t a red card, he fell down because he has no option than to lose it, it’s not fair to for a referee to react this quick to an incident.”
“For me it was never a foul nor a card, and that’s why I wanted him to get to the VAR and check it out, when things happen like this, the team get confuse and the pressure increases as well.”
“My apologies to every Liverpool fans and to my teammates, I know I cause you this game today but also the referee had different opinions on us today in the game.”
🚨 TONI KROOS SLAMS GRAVENBERCH’S RED CARD AGAINST MAN CITY!
🗣️ “Honestly, I have been in the football world for so long to know that this isn’t a red card. I don’t know how the referee looked at that incident and decided it was worthy of a sending-off. For me, that decision was far too harsh.
Football is a contact sport. Not every challenge should result in a red card, especially in a match of this magnitude. I understand that referees have difficult decisions to make, but common sense must still play a role.
This is Liverpool against Manchester City, one of the biggest games in English football. A decision like this can completely change the direction of the match. Once Gravenberch was sent off, Liverpool were forced into a much more difficult situation, and that is why the referee must be absolutely certain before making such a call.
What frustrates me most is how quickly a controversial decision can overshadow the football itself. Manchester City’s ongoing financial case, which the club is contesting, is already a major talking point, but that is a separate matter. This red card must be judged on its own merits, and in my opinion, the referee got it wrong.
You cannot tell me that a decision with such a huge impact should be made without serious consideration. When you send a player off in a game of this importance, you are not just punishing one player; you are changing the entire balance of the contest.
For me, this was an extremely harsh decision. Let the players compete, let the game flow, and please, let the football be the main story.
Liverpool have every reason to question that decision, and the referee needs to explain why he believed a red card was justified.”
🚨Alan shearer reacts to Chris Kavanagh controversial decision on Gravenberch tackle.
Shearer🗣️“I’ve said this many time last season that he’s the main reason games go weird in the Premier League because he chooses what he want and not what the rules say, and Nowadays players don’t decide games anymore if he’s in charge as referee, such a disgraceful clown in charge.”
“This season yet again he’s doing the opposite of what his colleague does in games, and it’s unfair of a pro referee to get things done in his own way and not doing the right job, after the card I saw how Virgil and Gravenberch beg him to check it out on the VAR screen but he snub them.”
“Thing he should be serious about because both teams are competing for a position and a trophy at the same time, watching the VAR images and looking at the decision pisses me a lot because what is he trying to tell those of us watching the game.”
“My best opinion on this case is he should be punish severely because that decision cause Liverpool the game and they lose.”
🚨Paul Scholes on Manchester City benefiting from Ryan Gravenberch’s red card against Liverpool:
“This is a massive game, one of the biggest in the Premier League. You cannot officiate a game of this magnitude like that. This is the Premier League, not La Liga, where people often question whether referees favour certain clubs.
Look at how the game started. Manchester City looked rattled, they weren’t stable, and Liverpool were giving them a real fight.
But the moment those refereeing decisions started going in City’s favour, everything changed. Suddenly, they looked like their usual selves.
We saw similar controversies involving Manchester United. We cannot keep quiet about this anymore.
Before Gravenberch’s red card, City couldn’t score or completely outplay Liverpool. That decision changed the entire game.
Sometimes, it genuinely feels like the officiating is helping them.
We’re talking about 114 financial charges, and with all these controversies, you start wondering whether Manchester City will ever face meaningful punishment.
Liverpool’s players and supporters deserved better at Anfield. To see a game of this magnitude influenced by such a controversial decision is incredibly frustrating. Football deserves better than this.”
🚨🎙️ Roy Keane on Ryan Gravenberch’s Red Card Against Manchester City;
🗣️"Listen, I’m sitting here absolutely flabbergasted by what I’ve just witnessed. We are talking about Liverpool versus Manchester City at Anfield. This isn't a pre-season kick-around, this isn't a mid-table dead-rubber—this is as big as it gets in world football. You’ve got millions watching around the globe, two top-class teams going toe-to-toe, and the entire match gets ruined because the officials want to be the main event.
Look at the match context! Ryan Gravenberch was having one of his absolute best games in a Liverpool shirt. He’s driving through the midfield, he’s testing Gianluigi Donnarumma with a cracking strike from range, and then literally seconds later, he makes a recovery challenge in the City half on Jérémy Doku. Was it a foul? Yeah, fine, give a free-kick. But to whip out a second yellow card in the 62nd minute for that? It is an absolute disgrace.
The first yellow card early in the second half was soft enough as it was, but to issue a second yellow—effectively killing the entire spectacle—requires a level of common sense and match management that these referees simply don't possess right now. Where is the game management? Where is the understanding of what is at stake? Referee Chris Kavanagh couldn't wait to get his card out. It’s refereeing by a textbook without having a single clue about the emotion, intensity, or context of a massive Premier League fixture.
You treat a big game like a big game! You let the players fight it out on the pitch. You don't send a lad off for a minor collision on the halfway line when neither tackle warranted a sending off. And what happens? The moment Liverpool go down to ten men, the entire balance shifts. City take complete control, Erling Haaland scores two minutes later, Doku gets another, and the game is done.
The decision-making from the officials today was shocking. It robs the fans, it robs the players, and frankly, it ruins what should have been an iconic battle. They need to start applying some real football intelligence out there instead of hiding behind harsh whistle-blowing."