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Erik Ten Hag was fuming over the 'inconsistency' of the officials after Manchester United's Casemiro got sent off for the second time in his United career as the home side had to be satisfied with a goalless draw against Southampton on Sunday.

Premier League: Ten Hag criticises 'inconsistent' officials after Casemiro's red card

Erik Ten Hag spoke about the 'inconsistency' of the Premier League officials after Casemiro got a straight red against Southampton

"Well, what I think is the inconsistency (means) players don't know any more what is the policy," the United boss said on Casemiro's sending off.

Erik Ten Hag was fuming over the 'inconsistency' of the officials after Manchester United's Casemiro got sent off for the second time in his United career as the home side had to be satisfied with a goalless draw against Southampton on Sunday.
"Well, what I think is the inconsistency (means) players don't know any more what is the policy," the United boss said on Casemiro's sending off.
"Casemiro, across European leagues and over 500 games yet (he's) never had a red card and now he had (it) twice. Overthink that. But he's a...oh he plays tough, he plays fair. And also in this he is playing fair. Same against Crystal Palace so it's very debatable." he added.
Casemiro was sent off in the 34th minute after VAR Andre Marriner advised referee Anthony Taylor to review the challenge on Saints midfielder Carlos Alcaraz on the pitchside monitor.
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/premier-league-arsenal-beat-fulham-to-restore-5-point-lead-southampton-hold-manchester-united-to-a-draw-1678683881379">Premier League: Arsenal beat Fulham to restore 5-point lead, Southampton hold Manchester United to a draw</a>

Leandro Trossard was the star of the night as he made all 3 assists for Arsenal

Premier League: Arsenal beat Fulham to restore 5-point lead, Southampton hold Manchester United to a draw

Arsenal restored their 5-point lead at the top of the Premier League points table as they beat Fulham 3-0 on Sunday night. Manchester United frustrated by bottom-placed Southampton.

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Leandro Trossard was the star of the night as he made all 3 assists for Arsenal

Arsenal restored their 5-point lead at the top of the Premier League points table as they beat Fulham 3-0 on Sunday night.
Leandro Trossard was the star of the night as he made all 3 assists. Firstly, Gabriel headed in his corner kick to put the Gunners ahead in the 21st minute.
Gabriel Martinelli then doubled the lead 5 minutes later with his 12th league goal of the season, before Martin Odegaard sealed the game with Arsenal's 3rd in first half stoppage time.
In the other major game of the night, Southampton held Manchester United to a frustrating goalless draw. However, a point did help the Red Devils consolidate their position in top 4.
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Spurs whose trophy drought would now stretch to 15 years have exited the premier domestic cup competition at the fifth round stage for the fourth successive year.&nbsp;

FA Cup HIGHLIGHTS: Sheffied United oust Tottenham Hotspur; Southampton lose to Grimsby Town

Sheffield United knocked Tottenham Spurs out of the FA Cup race with a stunning late winner at Bramall Lane.

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Spurs whose trophy drought would now stretch to 15 years have exited the premier domestic cup competition at the fifth round stage for the fourth successive year.&nbsp;

Sheffield United knocked Tottenham Spurs out of the FA Cup race with a stunning late winner at Bramall Lane. Spurs struggled to find their way throughout the game and after Iliman Ndiaye struck the opening goal in the 79th minute, Antonio Conte's men never recovered and lost the 5th round 1-0.&nbsp; Spurs whose trophy drought would now stretch to 15 years have exited the premier domestic cup competition at the fifth round stage for the fourth successive year.&nbsp; Meanwhile, Grimsby Town defeated Southampton 2-1 and Burnley ousted Fleetwood from the competition after registering a 1-0 win.&nbsp;

Nottingham Forest made it to the semifinals of the tournament for the first time in 31 years.

EFL Cup: Manchester City's shock loss; Southampton & Nottingham Forest reach semifinal

While Manchester City suffered a shock defeat against Premier League strugglers Southampton, Nottingham Forest reached the Carabao Cup semi-finals at the expense of Wolves.

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Nottingham Forest made it to the semi-finals of the tournament for the first time in 31 years.

Manchester City suffered a shock 2-0 loss at the hands of resilient Southampton in the EFL Cup quarterfinals. Pep Guardiola's men's rusty performance against the hosts dumped them out of the tournament. 2 goals in the first half by Sekou Mara and Moussa Djenepo were enough for the Saints who are sitting at the bottom of the Premier League table to enter the semifinals.&nbsp; On the other hand, Nottingham Forest too made it to the semifinals of the tournament for the first time in 31 years. Forest defeated Wolverhampton 4-3 on penalties after a 1-1 draw. Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/french-football-president-forced-to-stand-down-amid-sexual-harassment-investigation-1673502207245">French football president forced to stand down amid sexual harassment investigation</a>
While Southampton will face Newcastle next, Forest set up a semi-finals clash with Manchester United.&nbsp;

Roberto de Zerbi's outfit move ahead of the visitors in the 7th spot in the EPL table. 

EPL Round up: Liverpool's shock 3-0 loss; Nottingham Forest, Aston Villa, Southampton win

Brighton stunned an underwhelming Liverpool with an impressive 3-0 win at home. 

Here's all that unfolded at the Premier League last night. 

Roberto de Zerbi's outfit move ahead of the visitors in the 7th spot in the EPL table.&nbsp;

An excellent performance in the second half propelled Brighton to a heavy 3-0 win against Liverpool at the Amex stadium in the Premier League.&nbsp;
While in the first half, the Seagulls could not find a goal, Solly March began the 2nd half with a bang as he netted 2 goals back to back in the 46th &amp; 53rd minute. Later, Welbeck found the goal in the 81st minute to help Roberto de Zerbi's outfit move ahead of the visitors in the 7th spot in the EPL table.&nbsp;
In other results, Nottingham Forest's Brennan Johnson scored twice as the hosts defeated Leicester City 2-0 at the City Ground.&nbsp;
Brentford too, registered a 2-0 win over Bournemouth courtesy of Ivan Toney's successful penalty and Mathias Jensen's 75th-minute goal.
Southampton, Aston Villa and Wolves also registered a win against Everton, Leeds United and West Ham respectively.

The 37-year-old assisted Thomas Bramall, the referee alongside Marc Perry during the Nottingham Forest vs Southampton game. 

Bhupinder Singh Gill scripts history at Premier League

Son of Jarnail Singh, the first turbaned referee at any English league game, Bhupinder Singh Gill also etched his name in the history books

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The 37-year-old assisted Thomas Bramall, the referee alongside Marc Perry during the Nottingham Forest vs Southampton game.&nbsp;

Bhupinder Singh Gill etched his name in the history books as he became the first Sikh to preside over the role of an assistant referee in the Premier League.&nbsp; The 37-year-old assisted Thomas Bramall, the referee alongside Marc Perry during the Nottingham Forest vs Southampton game.&nbsp; Bhupinder is the son of Jarnail Singh, who was the first turbaned referee of the English league football. While he officiated over 150 EFL games, he could not make his debut in EPL. Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/premier-league-tottenham-thrash-cystal-palace-4-0-nottingham-forest-win-1672885755415">Premier League: Tottenham thrash Crystal Palace 4-0; Nottingham Forest win</a>

Rashford who was dropped from the starting late after oversleeping and arriving late, came off the bench to score a late winner and hand the Wolves a 1-0 loss at the Molineux stadium. 

Premier League: Arsenal, Manchester United win; Manchester City fall behind in title race after draw

Arsenal secure the top spot with another entertaining win; Manchester City fall back in the title race despite Erling Haaland's goal and Manchester United enter the top 4...

Here's all that unfolded at Premier League overnight

Rashford who was dropped from the starting late after oversleeping and arriving late, came off the bench to score a late winner and hand the Wolves a 1-0 loss at the Molineux stadium.&nbsp;

Arsenal vs Brighton Arsenal tightened their grasp on the top spot as Mikel Arteta's men registered an entertaining 4-2 win over Brighton at the Falmer stadium. Bukayo Saka opened the Gunners' account in the 2nd minute. Martin Odegaard, Eddie Nketiah and Gabriel Martinelli scored later to help Arsenal maintain their supremacy in the top spot despite goals from Kaoro Mitoma and Evan Ferguson.&nbsp; Manchester City vs Everton Manchester City slid 7 points away from the top spot as Everton held back the Citizens in a 1-1 draw at the Etihad stadium. Erling Haaland, who was playing his 15th EPL game, stood out yet again for Pep Guardiola's side. The Norwegian found his 21st Premier League goal in the 24th minute. Everton's Demarai Gray, however, levelled it in the 2nd half, thereby hurting City's chances of inching closer to Arsenal in the table.&nbsp; Manchester United vs Wolves Marcus Rashford who was dropped from the starting late after oversleeping and arriving late, came off the bench to score a late winner and hand the Wolves a 1-0 loss at the Molineux stadium.&nbsp; The English footballer's 76th-minute goal helped Erik Ten Haag's men move into the top 4 after replacing Tottenham in the 4th spot.&nbsp; In other results, Fulham defeated Southampton 2-1, Crystal Palace won 2-0 against Southampton and Newcastle and Leeds Unied played a 0-0 draw.&nbsp;

The decision came a day after "the Saints" lost 4-1 to Newcastle United, leaving the team third from bottom on the points table

Ralph Hasenhuttl sacked as Southampton manager after nearly 4 years in charge of the Premier League club

Southampton sacked manager Ralph Hasenhuttl on Monday with the team in the relegation zone in the Premier League

Here are the details

Ralph Hasenhuttl sacked as Southampton manager after nearly 4 years in charge

The decision came a day after "the Saints" lost 4-1 to Newcastle United, leaving the team third from bottom on the points table

Southampton sacked manager Ralph Hasenhuttl on Monday with the team in the relegation zone in the Premier League. First Team Assistant Coach Richard Kitzbichler also left the club.
The decision came a day after "the Saints" lost 4-1 to Newcastle United, leaving the team third from bottom on the points table.
In an official statement, the club said, &ldquo;Hasenhuttl, who was appointed in December 2018, departs having made a significant contribution to the club, overseeing some memorable results and also playing a key role in the development of our club infrastructure, identity and playing squad.
The 55-year-old from Austria had been in charge at Southampton for nearly four years.
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Liverpool kept their Premier League title chances alive after beating Southampton 2-1 on Tuesday at St Mary's.
In just 13th minute of the game, Nathan Redmond scored a surprise goal to give a lead to the Saints. Takumi Minamino equalised the score with his 27th minute goal before Joel Matip final scoring for the Reds in the 67th minute.
Also read: Premier League: West Ham United and Manchester City play out a draw
With this win, the Reds moved close within a point of top-placed Manchester City. The Sunday will be massive as FA Cup 2022 winner Liverpool will face Wolverhampton Wanderers in their final match where Manchester City will take on Aston Villa on the final day to decide the season's winner. 
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Premier League: Liverpool take title race to final game, beat Southampton 2-1

Liverpool beat Southampton to keep the Premier League title race alive!

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Liverpool moved close within a point of top-placed Manchester City

Liverpool kept their Premier League title hopes alive after beating Southampton 2-1 on Tuesday at St Mary's stadium.
In just 13th minute of the game, Nathan Redmond scored a surprise goal to give a lead to the hosts. Takumi&nbsp;Minamino equalised with his 27th minute goal before Joel Matip's final goal for the Reds in the 67th minute.
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With this win, the Reds moved close within a point of top-placed Manchester City. The FA Cup winners Liverpool will face Wolverhampton Wanderers in their final match whereas Manchester City will take on Aston Villa on the final day to decide the Premier League winner.&nbsp;
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Southampton showcased a full-fledged performance as they handed Tottenham Hotspur a convincing 3-2 defeat at home on Wednesday. Although the fight for the visitors started on a poor note after Jan Bednarek's own goal gave Hotspurs a lead in the 18th minute, Armando Broja quickly equalled it in the 23rd minute. In the second-half Son Heung-Min struck again in the 70th minute to take the hosts ahead, but a goal each from Mohamad Elyounoussi and Che Adams spaced with 3 minutes of difference helped the Saints beat Antonio Conte's side.
While Southampton denies the Spurs a Champions League spot as the latter linger on the 7th spot in the Premier league table, the Ralph Hasenhuttl led side is at the 10th position.    

Premier League: Southampton stun Tottenham with a 3-2 win 

A stunning 3-2 win for Southampton on Wednesday night as Spurs registered a shock loss at home which saw them slip to 7th on the points table. 

&nbsp;Southampton stunned Tottenham&nbsp;3-2 on Wednesday night in the Premier League as the Spurs slipped further to the 7th spot on the table

Southampton showcased a stunning performance as they handed Tottenham&nbsp;a convincing 3-2 defeat at home on Wednesday.&nbsp; Although the fight for the visitors started on a poor note after Jan Bednarek's&nbsp;own goal gave Hotspurs&nbsp;a lead in the 18th minute, Armando Broja&nbsp;quickly equalised&nbsp;in the 23rd minute. In the 70th minute during the&nbsp;second-half Son&nbsp;Heung-Min struck again to take the hosts ahead, but a goal each from Mohamad&nbsp;Elyounoussi and Che&nbsp;Adams within 3 minutes helped the Saints beat Antonio Conte's&nbsp;side. Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/premier-league-kevin-de-bruyne-mahrez-score-as-manchester-city-beat-brentford-2-0-1644467504918">Premier League: de Bruyne, Mahrez score as Pep Guardiola beat Brentford 2-0</a>
A stunning win for Southampton on Wednesday night as Spurs registered a shock loss at home which saw them slip to 7th on the points table.&nbsp;

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