Roy Keane had no sympathy for Fulham's Aleksandar Mitrovic FFC
He had no choice but to also send the Fulham man off
Silva was shown a red card for his protests, with Mitrovic receiving the same punishment for his shove on referee Chris Kavanagh as Fulham went on to lose 3-1.The Serbian lost his head in reaction to Willian’s sending off, and former England international Gray says he lost Fulham the game.
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