Norwich goalkeeper’s challenge forces Hull ace Aaron Connolly off the pitch, but he gets penalized with a free kick.

Introduction to the article:
This article discusses the incident during the Championship match between Hull City and Norwich City where Aaron Connolly was forced off after a collision with Norwich goalkeeper Angus Gunn. Despite the seriousness of Connolly’s injuries, the referee deemed it a foul against Connolly, sparking a heated debate.

A Nasty Collision

Connolly suffered a nasty injury after colliding with Norwich’s goalkeeper, Angus Gunn. The collision left Connolly with a concussion, and he had to be taken off as a result. The severity of the incident caused outrage among fans and viewers.

Debate on Social Media

The incident sparked a huge debate on social media, with many expressing their disbelief at the referee’s decision to award a free-kick against Connolly. Some fans felt that Gunn should have been shown a red card for his challenge, while others defended the referee’s decision.

Hull Boss’s Opinion

Hull City boss Liam Rosenior also chimed in on the incident, disagreeing with the referee’s decision. He emphasized that it was a clear foul and was not up for debate.

Match Result

Despite the controversial incident, Norwich City claimed a 2-1 victory over Hull City. Norwich managed to take the lead and maintain it through the match, despite Hull pulling one goal back in stoppage time.