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Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca says VAR controversy over Haaland's winner overshadows United win and demands apology

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Enzo Maresca, Manchester City manager, said the VAR controversy surrounding Erling Haaland's winning goal has eclipsed his side's victory over Manchester United. He called the situation "quite poor" and said the club is still waiting for an apology.

Why it matters

The dispute over Haaland's winning goal and the call for an apology affect how his performance is viewed by his followers.

Key facts

  1. Enzo Maresca is the manager of Manchester City.
  2. Maresca said the controversy over Erling Haaland's winning goal has overshadowed City's win at Manchester United.
  3. Maresca described the situation as "quite poor."
  4. Maresca said the club is still waiting for an apology regarding the VAR decision.

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