FOOTBALL DAILY: United rage over VAR | Haaland the matchwinner | Kenny on Pats title mission
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Welcome along to Monday's Football Daily. I'm David Wilson. Coming up today, the Manchester Derby debacle rumbles on as controversy over Erling Haaland's winner grabs the headlines. Celtic are dumped out of the cup by Rangers after a poor showing in the Glasgow Derby, and Stephen Kenny's St. Patrick's Athletic have a chance to go top of the League of Ireland men's Premier Division. But first, Manchester United failed to capitalise on a man advantage in a one-nil defeat at Home to City in the Manchester Derby. The hosts conceded the controversial winner on sixty minutes after Erling Haaland tucked home from a Yosko Verdial cross. City had Phil Foden sent off midway through the first half at Old Trafford for a kick out of Bruno Fernandez.
United boss Michael Carrick says decisions to allow such goals as Haaland's are concerning.
If we've got people in place that are meant to understand the game and make decisions, if that's the interpretation of not interfering with play or not having an impact on an attack, when you'd throw your body at it with an inch or two of the ball with our defender next to him who has to react to that, I'd I just it's really worrying for me.
Enzo Fernandez was in an offside position and made an attempt to play the ball, but it was missed by VR. United manager Carrick called the mistake as obvious as it gets.
We're trying to help referees and putting so many layers behind them and so many people and so many bodies and so many screens and so many wherever offices they are.
Why is Manchester United furious about the VAR decision that allowed Haaland’s winner?
On top of that the line was a bit dubious where they drew the line to start with. It's worrying if that's really it is, if that's how the game's seen by those who are officiating it.
Moresca's side had to play over seventy minutes with ten men and city striker Erling Haaland says they had to play in an unfamiliar way following the sending off.
We like to keep the ball, we like to try to to score goals, but uh these times I think you have to go a bit lower and take your chances when it's possible and uh we managed to do that well. And I think this shows uh the personality, the character to keep the ball away at Old Trafford with ten men, that is uh personality.
Phil Egan and Brian Kerr were on hand at Old Trafford, four off the ball to provide live and exclusive radio commentary, and after the game on the final whistle, Kerr said it would be a relief for Moreska to get off to such a positive start as City Boss.
Yeah, we talked about it before the game, how this would be a real test for Moreska's first Manchester Derby. You know, three wins from three, not the most convincing in terms of the way they beat Bournemouth, edged it out against Coventry. Good win of Palace. But today just seems like a big statement. You could see as soon as the full time whistle went, he went down to the City fans uh at the away end and it's four wins from four, like it's still very early days.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–2:34
2
Why is Manchester United furious about the VAR decision that allowed Haaland’s winner?
2:34–4:49
3
How did Michael Carrick describe the VAR error as “plain and obvious”?
4:49–9:40
4
What did Erling Haaland say about City’s tactical shift after Phil Foden’s red card?
9:40–13:22
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