Erling Haaland was the decisive figure as Manchester City beat Manchester United in the Manchester derby on Sunday, RTE.ie reports. City played the closing stages with ten men and still came away with the win at United's ground.
RTE.ie describes United as frustrated by the outcome. The report credits Haaland with tipping the scales in City's favour, though the source summary does not give the score, the timing of the goals or the name of the player sent off.
The result adds another chapter to the Manchester derby, a fixture that carries local weight beyond the league table. City managed the game a man short, while United were left to reflect on a home defeat to their closest rivals. RTE.ie frames the match around Haaland's impact and City's ability to hold their advantage with a reduced side.
Details of the sending-off, the goals and the league standings were not included in the material available, and CYBEV.io has not independently verified them.
What to watch next: both clubs' upcoming fixtures and any disciplinary fallout from the dismissal, as reported by RTE.ie and other outlets.
