The Manchester Derby between Manchester United and Manchester City was full of drama and controversy. Bruno Fernandes’ equalizer sparked much debate and tempers flared in the tunnel after the match. Harry Maguire was at the center of the heated discussion between Jack Grealish, Pep Guardiola, and himself. The Red Devils had the last laugh as they claimed all three points and moved one point above their noisy neighbours. The goal came from an exquisite break by Casemiro to Marcus Rashford, who cleverly avoided touching the ball and left it to Fernandes. The Portuguese made no mistake, finishing beautifully to equalize for his side. Despite Fernandes’ explanation, the goal was met with much criticism from Guardiola and Manuel Akanji. Regardless, United were ecstatic to turn the game around and secure the victory.
Harry Maguire found himself at the center of a heated discussion after Manchester United beat Manchester City.
United scored to beat City and claim all three points.
As a result, the Red Devils are now in third place, a point below their noisy neighbours.
In a thrilling match that ended perfectly for United, Bruno Fernandes’ equalizer sparked much controversy.
Casemiro made a brilliant break to Marcus Rashford, who was undoubtedly in ambush.
However, the Englishman cleverly avoided touching the ball and excluded himself from the game.
Instead, he left it to Fernandez, who was in the game. The Portuguese made no mistake, finishing beautifully to equalize for his side.
A distraught Fernandes explained the goal in his post-match comments, but predictably it did little to reduce the number of complaints.
According to The Mail, Norwegian reporter Jan Oge Fjortoft reported witnessing a fierce clash between Jack Grealish, Harry Maguire and Pep Guardiola.
The Mail reports: “Manchester City’s Jack Grealish was involved in a heated discussion with Pep Guardiola and Harry Maguire in the tunnel after Manchester United’s 2-1 derby win.”
“Grealish, who scored City’s only goal of the game, was very frustrated but not aggressive as he vented his anger in the tunnel, while the Citizens manager and the United captain also had a bit of a chat.”
Fjortoft said: “We know this derby has a big history. “After the 6-3 defeat, you have to understand that Manchester United will be very happy to turn this game around.”
like Pep Guardiola and Manuel Akanji, Fjortoft seemed to agree that Fernandes’ goal should not have stood.
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