Casemiro was livid after being withdrawn in the 61st minute of Manchester United’s clash with Bournemouth last night. The Brazilian was hooked from the action and replaced by Kobbie Mainoo for the ...
Casemiro was livid after being withdrawn in the 61st minute of Manchester United’s clash with Bournemouth last night.
The Brazilian was hooked from the action and replaced by Kobbie Mainoo for the closing stages of the whirlwind encounter, with his exit coming 11 minutes after he had been brandished a yellow card by Simon Hooper – his fifth of the term.
His booking confirmed that he would be unavailable for Sunday’s trip to Villa Park to face Unai Emery’s in-form Aston Villa side, meaning Casemiro will have to wait until Boxing Day to feature again, when the Reds host Newcastle United.
Why Casemiro was infuriated when he was withdrawn
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At the time the Brazilian left the field, United were trailing 3-2, despite entering the interval leading 2-1.
Two quickfire goals from the visitors made for an end-to-end second half of action, and Casemiro’s foul on Marcus Tavernier at the edge of the area paved the way for Bournemouth to take the lead, as the Cherries star converted the free-kick that he won.
Alas, the veteran’s reaction was likely due to a multitude of reasons, but he didn’t hide his frustrations from those on the bench.
When taking his spot alongside the substitutes and coaching staff, Casemiro was heard voicing his grievances before he slammed his water bottle on the floor and angrily grabbed his coat.
🚨🎥| Casemiro was visibly frustrated after coming off yesterday. pic.twitter.com/WmQ7nrtB4U
— Kev 屮 (@UtdKev8) December 16, 2025
Casemiro adds to goal tally in eight-goal thriller
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Although his shift ended on a sour note, the 33-year-old did directly influence the game in United’s favour by scoring in first-half stoppage time. Remarkably, it’s his fourth goal of the campaign in the 15 appearances he’s made.
*Casemiro’s complete record at United in all competitions (Transfermarkt)
Fans are now crossing their fingers that Casemiro’s suspension will lead to Kobbie Mainoo being granted his first start of the season on Sunday afternoon, unless Amorim opts for Manuel Ugarte instead.
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