"It makes him look like a pariah in that team. The rest of the team have taken the knee. That country has a terrible past and they're trying to move on from that and this is one way of moving on, to show a united stance against racism. Quinton de Kock has decided not to do that so I'm afraid it makes him look like a pariah in that team. He now faces six counts of rape in total and one of sexual assault. The Portugal playmaker has created more chances than any other player in Europe's premier club competition so far this season, but Carrick had a game plan to keep it tight, before sending on Fernandes and the pace of Rashford in the final quarter of the match. His co-defendant, Louis Saha Matturie, of Eccles, Greater Manchester, also charged with sex offences in August, was also not present for Thursday's hearing.