FULL REACTION to Manchester United beating Manchester City | ESPN FC



ESPN FC’s Dan Thomas, Steve Nicol, Craig Burley, Ale Moreno and Nedum Onuoha react to Manchester United’s 2-1 win against Manchester City. They also discuss the chances of Erik ten Hag’s squad to win the Premier League.

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  1. If Rashfords is offsides, then many of Barcelona ‘s goals shouldn’t count when Messi was offsides and then was a dummy for Neymar OR during WCF, Nessie’s 3rd goal skills count because Messi “interfered” with the plau

  2. Football is always a cycle. Manchester United, and Arsenal are coming back. Ac Milan and Inter are back as well. I’m pretty sure when Juventus and Barcelona fix their issues they will too. The old days are coming back😁

  3. Well as a neutral I believe m city haven't been as good this season as they have in previous seasons imo they ain't beating teams comfortably anymore possession isn't that relevant its what you do with it that really counts of course they will have more possession against any team they play it proves nothing really but the offside decision changed the game and it was an awful decision imo aswell 🤣 however if arsenal beat m utd next weekend its thier title to lose imo and I hope they do aswell btw 😁

  4. Possession means nothing, Brentford are prime example, they've beaten Liverpool,United, and City this season averaging 28% possession in those games, but averaging 10-12 chances and scoring 9 goals

  5. you cant be dominating a game if you not also creating chances… the world seems to mad that United won… Except the Gunners supporters…

  6. Who is more bitter, Nicol or Burley?

    It's nice to see the smug grin off Nicol's face now that Liverpool aren't performing and well and truly out of the title race.

  7. United controlled City without the ball. They dictated the Man City's game by being organised and keeping them away from Uniteds goal. Superb defensive tactics from ETH. Going forward, United simply looked far more dangerous.

  8. These lot are saying that haaland was missing n de bruyne didn't have his best game as if fred didn't mark de bruyne out of the game and it wasn't Varane n Shaw who kept haaland quiet.

  9. United played well they got the win and kudos to them. Saying that the 1st goal for United and lets be honest here is laughable.

    Rashford was in an offside position he consciously went for the ball therefore Cities defenders naturally reacted to him moving towards it therefore he (rashford who is offiside) created a sequence of events that led to the goal…this is were the rules for offside need to be tweaked.

    If you are showing intent like very clear and obvious attempt by an offside player that leads to a goal regardless if he touches the ball or not as it did for United yesterday then that should be offside 100%.

    Under the current rules the goal stands, hopefully the rules are tweaked a bit since this sort of situation can happen again and maybe teams will take advantage of it.

  10. The law mentions 3 things. Is a player offside, did the player play the ball, did the player's run interfere with the ball? The first two can be measured objectively and the last one is the only one that is up to the ref's judgement. Rashford was offside, didn't play the ball so you can say he was inactive in the play that scored the goal but whether he pulled defenders or got in the way of them is very gray. Unfortunately there are few cases where the law in football isn't totally black and white and the ref has to make a decision that is controversial. As a United supporter I wouldn't feel slighted if this goal was declared invalid since I can see the argument both ways though not giving it seems to be the more correct decision. This goal wasn't Hernandez at Stamford bridge where he ran into the net, pulled back and scored from an offside position that was invalid.

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