![Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. playMichallik: Chelsea's key players had 'horrible' games vs. Man United (1:22)Janusz Michallik criticises the performances of Chelsea's biggest names after they fail to fire in the 1-1 draw with Manchester United. (1:22)Chelsea head coach Enzo Maresca said Manchester United's Lisandro Martínez should have been sent off for going "for the legs" of Cole Palmer with a reckless challenge which resulted in a yellow card for the defender during Sunday's 1-1 Premier League draw at Old Trafford.Argentina international Martinez was booked by referee Robert Jones in the third minute of stoppage time for the foul on Palmer in which he caught the England forward high on the knee.Video Assistant Referee Michael Salisbury reviewed the challenge before announcing that Jones's on-field decision would stand because, according to the Premier League, it was deemed to be a "reckless challenge and not serious foul play."Former United captain Roy Keane, working at the game as a pundit for Sky Sports, said, "Martinez is a lucky boy. It's a nasty tackle," and Chelsea coach Maresca claimed that he told the referee that Martinez should have been sent off.Lisandro Martinez goes in for a tackle on Chelsea's Cole Palmer in their Premier League match on Sunday. Getty Images"They [TV] showed me [the challenge] before the press conference," Maresca told reporters. "I think it's quite clear for all of us and they [officials] took a different decision."When there is no intention to go for ball and you only go for the player, it's a red. He [referee] didn't say nothing, but when you go for a player or the legs, there is no doubt about the decision. I think it is quite clear it is a red."Ruud van Nistelrooy, United's interim coach, said he didn't see the challenge as a red, but admitted he had yet to see a replay of the incident."I haven't seen it," Van Nistelrooy said. "I saw it on the touchline and I didn't see it as a red, but I would have to watch it again to give an opinion."Maresca, meanwhile, said that Chelsea are waiting to assess the full extent of Palmer's injury."He [Palmer] is waiting in changing room with ice," Maresca said. "We hope it's nothing important." ,Enzo Maresca, entrenador de Chelsea, criticó la entrada de Lisandro Martínez (Man United) a Cole Palmer y sugirió que debió ser expulsado en el empate 1-1.](https://losdeportes.mx/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Sun-3-Nov-2024-145354-EST.jpg)
- El entrenador del Chelsea, Enzo Maresca, criticó la falta de Lisandro Martínez del Manchester United en el partido 1-1 de la Premier League en Old Trafford.
- Martínez fue amonestado por la falta a Cole Palmer, con Maresca opinando que debió ser expulsado por el desafío imprudente.
En el partido de la Premier League entre el Manchester United y el Chelsea que terminó 1-1, el entrenador del Chelsea, Enzo Maresca, expresó su desacuerdo con la falta cometida por Lisandro Martínez del Manchester United. Martínez recibió una tarjeta amarilla por una falta a Cole Palmer, la cual Maresca consideró debió ser castigada con una tarjeta roja. Roy Keane, ex capitán del United y comentarista, también calificó la entrada como peligrosa, mientras que el entrenador interino del United, Ruud van Nistelrooy, dijo no haber visto la repetición de la falta. Cole Palmer se mantuvo en el vestuario recibiendo tratamiento por lesión, y el Chelsea estaba a la espera de evaluar la gravedad de su estado.