Liverpool’s disappointing 3-0 defeat to Manchester City at Anfield has sparked fresh controversy after Ryan Gravenberch was sent off during the second half. Now, former Manchester United and England striker Wayne Rooney has been asked to give his verdict on the incident. 👀

Gravenberch received two yellow cards during the second half, forcing Liverpool to finish the game with just 10 men. His dismissal added to the frustration of an already difficult afternoon for Andoni Iraola’s side, as City took control and secured a convincing victory.

Speaking on Match of the Day, Rooney discussed the midfielder’s second booking alongside former Tottenham defender Toby Alderweireld. The incident quickly became a major talking point, with supporters debating whether the referee made the right decision.

For Liverpool, the sending-off made an already painful result even worse. Losing 3-0 to a direct Premier League rival was disappointing enough, but the controversial dismissal has added another layer of frustration for the Reds and their supporters.

The incident also raises questions about Liverpool’s discipline, defensive organisation and ability to respond under pressure when facing top opposition.

With the debate continuing after the final whistle, one question remains: Was Gravenberch’s second yellow card deserved, or was Liverpool hard done by? 🤔

👇 LIVERPOOL FANS, WHAT’S YOUR VERDICT?

🔴 RED CARD — The referee made the right decision.

⚪ WRONG DECISION — Gravenberch should have stayed on the pitch.

💬 Drop your opinion in the comments and share this with every Liverpool supporter you know!

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