The Premier League has revealed that the Video Assistant Referee, VAR, agreed with referee David Coote’s decision not to send Manchester United’s Lisandro Martinez off for his two-footed challenge on Daichi Kamada.

The Premier League has explained why Lisandro Martinez avoided a direct red card after a dangerous two-footed challenge on Crystal Palace's Daichi Kamada.

Manchester United created chance after chance but failed to get past Dean Henderson in Crystal Palace’s goal and ended up returning from Selhurst Park with only a point to show for their

Fans can’t quite get their heads around what Lisandro Martinez did during Manchester United’s match against Crystal Palace. On Saturday evening, Erik ten Hag’s Red Devils arrived at Selhurst Park to take on Palace looking to make it two wins in a row in the Premier League.

After escaping a red card, Martinez will crucially be available for Man United's next Premier League clash against Tottenham Hotspur. Before that fixture, Erik ten Hag 's side must negotiate Wednesday's Europa League meeting with Twente at Old Trafford.

CLOSE! United spread the ball wide after god work from Fernandes and Diallo. The Portuguese plays a cross into the area between defenders and ‘keeper, and Zirkzee gets a toe to it, forcing a fingertip save from Henderson as Garnacho scrambled to turn it in.

The Premier League Match Centre social media account has issued an explanation on why Lisandro Martinez was not sent off during Crystal Palace vs Manchester United. On Saturday night, United and Palace played out a 0-0 draw at Selhurst Park.