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Manchester City, Manchester United and Erling Haaland — coverage from 2 publishers

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Publisher Headline Summary Published Detected Delay Source Status
Sky Sports FULL AUDIO released of Haaland's controversial Manchester derby winner
Speaking on Match Officials Mic'd Up, Pro Ref chief Howard Webb says that there will be a review into how the VAR process decided to allow Erling Haaland's goal for Manchester City against Manchester
0m skysports.com First Page headline
BBC Sport Maresca criticises focus on controversial Manchester derby winner
Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca says it is "quite poor" that the controversy surrounding Erling Haaland's winner has overshadowed his side's win at Manchester United.
19h bbc.co.uk Latest

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Manchester 34 point spread
BBC Sport -67 51%
Sky Sports -33 53%

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