Real Reason Why Vicious Ndidi was not sent off” – after challenging dodges a red as VAR fails again

At the King Power, Leicester and Chelsea have just begun the second half with the Blues leading 1-0, but things ought to become even better.

The Blues should be facing 10 men in addition to missing some excellent opportunities. Wilfred Ndidi scissor tackled Chelsea’s Cole Palmer after Leicester was having a terrible first half. Because the midfield player was being played around so effortlessly, it wasn’t an accident; rather, it was out of sheer resentment.

He managed to escape with a yellow. Over the weekend, you won’t see a more pronounced red.

The referee was surrounded by six Chelsea players, but there may have been ten. Joao Felix was brought out by another strong tackle a few moments later, demonstrating how swiftly a lack of rule enforcement may result in more hazardous circumstances.

The worst part is that it was successful; Leicester was much better after it got the crowd excited.

The following attached clips show the tackle:

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Only VAR clowns could look at this challenge on Cole Palmer and not see a stone-cold red for Ndidi. Unbelievable. #LEICHE #CFC pic.twitter.com/GVohCyMZb2

— TROJAN🖕🏽 (@iamthatNegro) November 23, 2024

As the violent Ndidi challenge goes unpunished, VAR disappoints players once more.
We don’t want to get into a heated argument about VAR because we detest it. However, how can you expect it to not step in when circumstances like this arise if you are going to insist on having it? It is completely ludicrous that the operators believed the challenge “lacked intensity,” according to the UK’s TNT Sports report. How much more intense can you get than the fact that he left the ground to make the tackle?

Peter Crouch and Joe Cole concurred that “he should be sent off” because it was ruthless and intentional.

Ndidi had an opportunity to equalize later in the half, they added. There will be a great deal of controversy if Chelsea wins this game any other way.