In a tense 0-0 draw between Sunderland and Manchester United, one moment has sparked major debate among fans and pundits alike. Nilson Angulo found himself at the center of controversy after an incident involving Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes.

Match of the Day pundit Ashley Williams didn't hold back in his assessment, declaring Angulo "a very lucky boy" for escaping a red card. The flashpoint came when Angulo's forearm connected with the side of Fernandes' face during a heated exchange.

"I don't know what he's thinking," Williams commented. "It's not a running action and he's clearly tried to elbow him in the face. He's caught him with the forearm."

The debate centers on the technicalities of the challenge. Some argue that because it was the forearm rather than the elbow, and the contact wasn't deemed severe enough, it fell short of a red card offense. But Williams disagrees strongly.

"We've heard since that because it was the forearm and not the elbow, or it wasn't enough contact, that it's not a red card," Williams explained. "It is a red card because it's a naughty challenge and he's very lucky to have not been sent off."

For Sunderland, this decision could prove crucial as they look to maintain discipline in their Premier League campaign. Angulo will certainly be counting his blessings, but the incident serves as a reminder that in modern football, even split-second actions can have major consequences.