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We will get to our small business shout-out in a moment, but Manchester Derby, Manchester United nil, Manchester City one.

And a lot of controversy about this.

The bunker.

Blow up the bunker.

Well, it's a pretty similar vibe over there in the UK.

When it comes to VAR, another big game where the post-match discussion is whether or not VAR and the implementation of technology has made football better.

Look, on a grand scale, the results in terms of decisions that are now correct as opposed to incorrect...

Far higher, thanks to VAR.

But it's big moments like this which make people question its very existence.

It was a call in which Erling Haaland looked to be offside initially but wasn't.

However, a man that was offside, Enzo Fernandes, played at the ball, missed it, but that forced Lissandro Martinez of Manchester United to himself play at the ball and throw him out.

Result, goal.

Result after the game, Pro Ref, who run the referees over in England, apology, sorry, we got that one wrong.

But that was what VAR was bought in for, to not get that one wrong.

What are your thoughts on it?

Look, I am both sympathetic to Manchester United because of how that all unfolded.

And I think the defining moment of the game is a decision that is, well, that the refs have admitted they got wrong.

Admitted they got wrong, what, two hours after full time? Which, you know, it's a glaringly obvious error sitting there with the technology.

However...

They played more than an hour of the game with an extra man.

And you could argue that wasn't right either.

They were lucky to have an extra man.

They were very lucky to have

an extra man for that long at home.

So Phil Foden got sent off for retaliating to something that Bruno Fernandes did to him.