Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford has apologised to fans after he was shown a red card for violent conduct, as the Red Devils defeated Burnley 2-0 in the Premier League on Sunday.
The attacker reacted after Clarets defender Phil Bardsley had swiped his legs away after a challenge for the ball.
Rashford and Bardsley went head-to-head, but it was the United player given his marching orders as the aggressor.
Rashford publicly apologised via Twitter:
Marcus RashfordEmotions got the better of me, I shouldn’t of reacted like that. Sorry to everyone at the club and all the fans #MUFC https://t.