Derby Day Heartbreak: Controversial VAR Call Gifts City Win, Pro Ref Admits Error

Manchester United suffered a frustrating 1-0 defeat to rivals Manchester City in a VAR-marred derby at Old Trafford, with Pro Ref later admitting an 'error of judgment' in allowing Erling Haaland's contentious winning goal. Despite playing against 10 men for over an hour after Phil Foden's red card, United failed to capitalize, hitting the woodwork twice. Meanwhile, Benjamin Sesko confirmed his full recovery from injury, stating he is 'ready to provide everything' for the club.

• Pro Ref admitted an 'error of judgment' in allowing Erling Haaland's controversial winning goal for Manchester City, confirming the manager's and pundits' concerns.
• Manchester United lost the derby 1-0 at Old Trafford, failing to score despite playing against 10 men for over an hour following Phil Foden's red card.
• Manager Michael Carrick expressed his disbelief and sarcasm regarding the VAR decision, stating 'I can't wait for that' when asked about a potential apology, but refused to criticize his players' performance.
• Striker Benjamin Sesko is back to full fitness after recovering from a shin injury and is eager to contribute to the team, having started his first game in four months earlier in the week.
• United fans staged protests before the match against the club's recent controversial ticketing changes, displaying banners and marching towards Old Trafford.