- Man Utd beat City 2-1
- Fernandes scored in controversial fashion
- Cech blasts football rulemakers
WHAT HAPPENED? Manchester United beat City 2-1 in the derby on Saturday in a game which saw Bruno Fernandes equalise in controversial style. Marcus Rashford had been clearly offside before Fernandes swept the ball past Ederson, but the goal was allowed to stand because the England international was deemed not to be interefering with play. Cech, who worked as a technical advisor at Chelsea last season, expressed his displeasure at the rules after watching the game.
WHAT THEY SAID: "The first United goal just proved the people who make the rules don’t understand the game," he wrote on Twitter.
THE BIGGER PICTURE: The decision to let the goal stand angered Man City, and Erik ten Hag admitted after the win he could understand why Pep Guardiola's side were so annoyed. Saturday's victory means Man Utd are now just one point behind the defending champions in second place in the table.
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GettyGettyGettyWHAT NEXT FOR MAN UTD? The Red Devils will aim to continue their winning streak on Thursday against Crystal Palace in the Premier League.