Rasmus Hojlund's love letter comeback after Kyle Walker clash during Man Utd's 2-1 win at Man City in Manchester derby
Kyle Walker and Rasmus Hojlund clashed in the derby with Walker attempting to get his rival sent off; A Bruno Fernandes penalty and Amad Diallo strike clinched a remarkable 2-1 win for Man Utd over Man City in the Premier League
Sunday 15 December 2024 22:21, UK
Rasmus Hojlund produced a savage response to Kyle Walker, who he said should win an Oscar after the Manchester City defender's play-acting in the derby.
Hojlund and Walker clashed just before half-time in Manchester United's 2-1 win over City with Walker falling to the ground in theatrical style as the pair went head to head.
VAR checked the incident but no violent conduct was deemed as both players were yellow carded for the spat.
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Sky Sports' Roy Keane and Gary Neville deemed Walker's actions as "embarrassing" and Hojlund took to Instagram to post his comeback.
Along with the picture of the incident, Hojlund wrote: "Manchester is red; Violets are blue; What a brilliant performance; But the Oscar goes to…"
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Keane rages at Walker
Sky Sports' Roy Keane:
"Walker must be embarrassed. To go down like that...
"Look at this. I don't know the guy and I am embarrassed for him."