2 articles from The Guardian Sport, BBC Sport.
Erling Haaland's goal gave Manchester City victory in the Manchester derby, but Manchester United manager Michael Carrick was adamant the goal should have been disallowed for interfering with play. Carrick called the decision an obvious error, while defender Lisandro Martínez described it as an injustice. Enzo Fernández's involvement in the play proved controversial, with Carrick suggesting a red card was warranted and Enzo Maresca indicating Fernandes was also due to be sent off.
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United manager adamant Fernández interfered with play Enzo Maresca suggests Fernandes was also due a red card An unhappy Michael Carrick expressed concern over Erling Haaland’s winner in Manchester City’s victory against Manchester United not being ruled out for Enzo Fernández…
Manchester United manager Michael Carrick was unhappy with the match officials for the decision to award Erling Haaland's controversial goal in the Manchester derby.
