Hull ace Aaron Connolly forced off after horror challenge by Norwich goalkeeper – but gets free kick given AGAINST him

Aaron Connolly was forced off for Hull City after a collision with Norwich goalkeeper Angus Gunn, after which the referee gave a free-kick against Connolly. The incident, which sparked huge debate online after going viral, occurred during the 2-1 win for Norwich over The Tigers in the Championship. The collision left Connolly with concussion, forcing him off the pitch due to his injuries. Many felt that the goalkeeper, Gunn, deserved a red card for the challenge, and there was backlash on social media in response to the referee’s decision.

Fans took to social media to express their opinions on the incident, with some expressing outrage at the referee for the call and claiming Gunn should have been sent off. However, others defended the goalkeeper and claimed the referee made the right decision. The result of the match saw Norwich climb to eighth in the Championship, taking the lead in the first half and doubling their advantage in the 88th minute. Hull City managed to pull one back in stoppage time, but it was too little too late to secure a win.

The incident between Aaron Connolly and Angus Gunn during the match sparked a heated debate among fans, with many expressing outrage at the referee’s decision to give a free-kick against Connolly. The collision left Connolly with concussion and forced him off the pitch due to his injuries. While some fans felt that Gunn deserved a red card for the challenge, others defended the goalkeeper and claimed the referee made the right decision. The result of the match saw Norwich climb to eighth in the Championship, while Hull City’s late goal was not enough for them to secure a win.