- Rasmus Hojlund made a dig at Kyle Walker after Manchester United’s derby win
- The pair had clashed on the pitch in the course of the first half of the sport on the Etihad
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Rasmus Hojlund has taken to social media to make a cheeky dig in direction of Kyle Walker following the Manchester derby.
United in the end walked away with bragging rights over their fierce rivals on Sunday, as Amad Diallo impressed the guests to a dramatic comeback within the closing phases.
The outcome marks the most recent blow within the midst of Metropolis’s dismal run of kind, with the membership now with only one win of their final 11 video games in all competitions.
After victory was secured, Hojlund determined to take intention at Metropolis captain Walker after an incident between the pair occurred in the course of the sport.
Shortly after Metropolis took the lead via Josko Gvardiol, Walker introduced down the Hojlund as he seemed to place his aspect on the counter.
The pair then clashed on the pitch, coming head-to-head earlier than Walker cynically fell all the way down to the bottom.
Rasmus Hojlund has commented on Kyle Walkers antics in the course of the Manchester derby on Sunday
Ruben Amorim’s aspect claimed a dramatic victory on the Etihad after late targets from Bruno Fernandes and Amad Diallo
Hojlund took to Instagram to mock Walker following an incident between the pair within the first half
TV replays later revealed that no vital contact between the pair had prompted Walker’s collapse, and each males have been booked for his or her involvement within the incident.
Gary Neville and Roy Keane have been amongst these to criticise the England worldwide for his behaviour with each calling Walker’s actions ’embarrassing’.
In a publish on Instagram following the sport, Hojlund shared a photograph of the incident and echoed the same sentiment in his caption.
He wrote: ‘Manchester is crimson, violets are blue. What a superb efficiency, however the Oscar goes to…’
