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Man United midfielder Casemiro has been shown going ballistic at fellow teammate Alejandro Garnacho in previously unseen footage from their recent fixture against Chelsea.Ruud van Nistelrooy’s side initially took the lead through a Bruno Fernandes penalty, but Moises Caicedo equalised just four minutes later to earn his team a point at Old Trafford.
The video showcases the Brazil international earning a yellow card after fouling Cole Palmer, but he immediately voices his anger toward his younger teammate for causing the Chelsea attack.
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