According to "Varzesh3", in circumstances where no goal had yet been scored in the match, Heaven jumped toward the ball with both feet wide open in order to take it from Evanilson, the striker of Bournemouth, to get it. Fortunately, the Brazilian striker was able to move aside from the path of his tackle, which probably saved Heaven from receiving a red card and an early dismissal from the pitch.
Nevertheless, Jarred Gillett, the match referee, showed Heaven a yellow card. Neville, too, during his live commentary of the match on the Sky Sports network, was both shocked by the strange move of the defender of Manchester United and expressed concern about it.
Neville said: «He is lucky that the Bournemouth player moves himself out of the path of the tackle; because he jumps toward him with both feet. What are you doing? I am glad the opposing player moved out of his path, because nowadays such a method of tackling is no longer seen. What has he really thought? I know he is young, but this does not count as a tackle at all.
He is very lucky that the Bournemouth player moved out of his path. No contact took place and for this reason he only got a yellow card, but do not repeat such a thing. I had not seen a tackle in this form since 1984!»
Five minutes later, the visiting team increased the difference to two goals. After Adrien Truffert used Leny Yoro's mistake and slip and obtained the ball, Marcus Tavernier sent it into the empty goal.
Manchester United had a somewhat better performance in the second half, but Evanilson, by scoring Bournemouth's third goal in the 71st minute, effectively finished the work.
Source: Varzesh3
