Fans have detected an X-rated message that was displayed during the live broadcast of the match between Manchester United and Arsenal that was broadcast on Sky Sports.
After being held to a draw by United at Old Trafford on Sunday afternoon, Arsenal’s dwindling chances of winning the Premier League title were dealt another blow. Arsenal’s dream of winning the title was already in jeopardy.
The home team took the lead with a goal from a free kick that was scored by Bruno Fernandes just before the halftime break. Declan Rice scored the equaliser for Arsenal in the 74th minute of the second half, which helped Arsenal bring the score level.
Arsenal is now 15 points behind Liverpool with 10 games left to play as a result of the 1-1 draw that occurred between the two teams.
When the players were leaving Old Trafford, fans noticed an X-rated sign that was being held up by a supporter. This occurred as the players were leaving the pitch.
It was written on the sign that was in question, “Sell United and f*** off home.”
Following the conclusion of the match, supporters of Manchester United gathered outside Old Trafford to demonstrate against the Glazer Family, who hold the majority ownership of the club.
As evidenced by the presence of multiple signs that were critical of the Glazers, the demonstration appeared to have continued inside the stadium.
One of Sky’s fans responded to the news on social media by saying, “Haha Sky fully showing that Glazers f*** off home sign.”
“Sell United and f*** off home,” another tweeter said, congratulating the individual on his job. Witnessed by people all over the world.”
“Let’s hope the Glazers saw it and for once read the room,” said a third supporter during the conversation.
Another person wrote, “I was astounded that Sky had left this on for such a long time.” “The person who is holding the sign has done an outstanding job, and it is also completely accurate.”
A request for comment from Sky has been made to SPORTbible.
What does Ruben Amorim have to say about the protest by Manchester United fans?
During his post-match press conference, United manager Ruben Amorim was questioned about the demonstration.
His response was, “It is abundantly clear that this club will never die.” There is a sense of it in the streets. This is a significant industry, and it is possible that all of the fans in this league occasionally have the impression that it is more difficult to attend games and pay for tickets.
We intend to put in a lot of effort on their behalf. We will not continue to play in such a manner in the future.
Thursday marks the return of Manchester United to action, as they will be competing against Real Sociedad in the second leg of the round of 16 in the Europa League.
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