Jamie Carragher has expressed his frustration with Alexis Mac Allister’s reaction during Liverpool’s encounter with Arsenal, after the midfielder appeared to exaggerate an incident involving Noni Madueke in an attempt to get the Gunners player sent off.Mac Allister was one of Liverpool’s most involved players during the match, frequently getting on the ball and attempting to create opportunities for his team. The Argentine midfielder, like several of his teammates, was frustrated by Arsenal’s defensive resilience and struggled to find a way through their organised backline.Liverpool were desperate to find a breakthrough and had also been hoping to receive a penalty during the contest. However, they could potentially have benefited from having an Arsenal player dismissed as well, making the incident between Mac Allister and Madueke particularly significant.Carragher unhappy with Mac Allister’s reactionThe two players came together during the match, with their heads making contact. Mac Allister subsequently went to ground, raising the possibility that Madueke could receive a red card for the incident.Although similar situations can sometimes result in a dismissal, Carragher felt the contact was too soft to justify such punishment. The pundit was particularly unimpressed by the Liverpool midfielder’s reaction, despite his strong connections with the Merseyside club as a former player and supporter.Rather than defending his former club’s player, Carragher backed Madueke and criticised the growing tendency among footballers to exaggerate contact in an attempt to influence refereeing decisions.(Photo by Carl Recine/Getty Images)Carragher defends Arsenal wingerThe pundit made his feelings clear when discussing the incident, insisting that players should be held accountable for such behaviour. Speaking about the confrontation, he said, as reported by Give Me Sport:“I’m delighted he never got sent off there. We have got to be strong on calling people out and saying that this is embarrassing. I can’t stand it.“I think everybody in the country watching football this head-to-head stuff. If someone puts their head back and butts, of course it’s a red card, but this stuff about head-to-head and if someone touches, the other one goes down and the player gets sent off.”Carragher’s comments highlight his frustration with exaggerated reactions and attempts to influence refereeing decisions. He believes genuine violent conduct should result in punishment, but minimal contact should not lead to an unnecessary dismissal._____________________________________________________________________________________________ADMIN COMMENTSo here are some simple rules which I must insist commenters follow….You agree not to give any personal abuse to other Arsenal fans. Everyone is allowed to hold their own opinions even if you disagree with them. It COSTS NOTHING TO BE POLITE TO OTHER ARSENAL FANS.CALLING ALL ARSENAL FANS! Anyone who would like to contribute an Article or Video opinion piece on JustArsenal, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us through this link…The post Jamie Carragher defends Madueke over Mac Allister incident appeared first on Just Arsenal News.