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Video Assistant Referee Michael SalisburyESPN
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Chelsea coach Enzo Maresca says Lisandro Martínez should have been sent off in Manchester United's 1-1 draw with Manchester United .
Referee Michael Salisbury awarded Chelsea defender a yellow card for a reckless challenge on Cole Palmer .
Video Assistant Referee Salisbury reviewed the challenge before announcing that the decision would stand.
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