Ref Watch dissect Haaland's goal in derby chaos | "He's clearly impacted two Utd players"
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► Subscribe to Sky Sports News: http://bit.ly/SkySportsNewsSub ► Watch Sky Sports with NOW: https://bit.ly/NOWSkySportsYT The Ref Watch panel discuss the biggest refereeing talking points from Sunday's chaotic Manchester derby. In the build-up to Erling Haaland's winner for Man City at Man Utd, Enzo Fernandez looked like he impacted play when clearly in an offside position - but the goal was not ruled out by the VAR. DERMOT SAYS: "I think they were focussing on if Fernandez headed the ball because you have the four bullet points and the second one is, does he touch the ball and he would then be interfering with play. He does not. But because they focussed so much on that, he clearly went to head the ball and Lammens is the first affected as he goes to save it and then is clearly of balance, Martinez is dragged away from Haaland as he has to go to him. In my view, the more palatable decision is offside because he has clearly impacted on two United players. For whatever reason, th
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