'But what happened to double jeopardy?'
Carragher insists Tomori red card against Chelsea ‘feels harsh’ as he questions ‘double jeopardy’Jamie Carragher thinks the red card handed out to Fikayo Tomori in AC Milan’s 2-0 loss to Chelsea on Tuesday night “feels harsh”.
He followed it up with a red card to the shock of Tomori’s AC Milan team-mates with Stefano Pioli’s side swarming round the referee to argue their case. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang doubled their lead on 34 minutes, smashing the ball past Ciprian Tatarusanu in the AC Milan net after taking the ball off Raheem Sterling’s toes.with former Liverpool defender Carragher making his feelings clear on the major Tomori incident.
“But what happened to double jeopardy? Could it not just be a penalty and no red card [shrugging emoji].”
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