André Onana, Manchester United's goalkeeper, provided a moment of levity during the fiercely contested Manchester derby by casually leaning on Manchester City's Bernardo Silva during a break in play. This lighthearted gesture stood out in a match defined by its intensity and dramatic conclusion.
The game ended with Manchester United claiming a hard-fought 2-1 victory over their city rivals. Manchester City took the lead in the first half when Josko Gvardiol headed the ball into the net.
However, United staged an incredible late comeback to secure the win. In the 88th minute, Amad Diallo won a penalty after being fouled inside the box, and Bruno Fernandes calmly converted from the spot to level the scores.
Just minutes later, deep into injury time, Diallo found the back of the net with a precise finish from a tight angle, sealing a memorable victory for the Red Devils.
This victory not only bolstered Manchester United's confidence under their new manager, Rúben Amorim, but also added pressure on Manchester City and their manager Pep Guardiola. After the match, Guardiola admitted, "I'm not good enough," reflecting on the team's struggles in recent fixtures.
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