Victor Lindelof walked off the pitch during Man Utd’s win over Norwich after pointing to his chest in disturbing scenes

VICTOR LINDELOF was sent off during Manchester United’s game against Norwich after pointing to his chest during the disturbing scene.

The defender fell uncomfortably down and put his hand on his chest as United medics rushed onto the pitch.

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Minutes later, Lindelof, 27, was brought on and replaced by Eric Bailly, 27.

Up until that point, the Sweden international had helped United keep a clean sheet while captaining Harry Maguire, 28.

Speaking about his team-mate having to be substituted, Maguire said after the 1-0 win: “He’s in the dressing room. He feels a bit uncomfortable.

“I don’t really know too many details. He seems fine and we all wish him well.”

And the goalkeeper David de Gea admitted he was worried about Lindelof’s ‘breathing’ at the time, but confirmed he appeared ‘fine’ in the dressing room.

His manager Ralf Rangnick added: “He’s having trouble breathing and has pain in his chest. They’ve done all the tests and he seems fine.”

Shortly after Lindelof left the game, Cristiano Ronaldo, 36, switch from place, That is the only goal that separates the two.

It left Rangnick’s caretaker boss undefeated in his three games since replace the sacked Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

And that’s three Premier League wins for United, who have climbed to fifth, level on points with fourth-placed West Ham, who have one game left.

United again without midfielder Paul Pogba, 28 years old, who out with a hamstring injury.

The Frenchman, whose contract expires at the end of the season, has yet to sign an extension.

And owner Rangnick admits he won’t go after the likes of Pogba stay at the club if they don’t want to.

He said: “I wouldn’t say he doesn’t deserve to be kept but of course the players have to want to play and stay for a club and a big club like Manchester United.

“If a player doesn’t want to play for a club like United, medium or long-term, I don’t think it makes sense to convince him to change his mind.

“This is a big club with great support from the fans, I don’t think anyone in the club should be trying to convince a player to stay.”

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