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Man United's Martínez: Haaland goal decision an 'injustice'

ESPN about 2 hours 1 mins read

Lisandro Martínez branded the decision to allow Manchester City's winning goal against Manchester United as "an injustice" while Michael Carrick said it was an "obvious" error.

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