Aston Villa let victory slip through their fingers against Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday with the Red Devils’ stoppage time equaliser at the heart of a debate…

Former referee Dermot Gallagher stated that Manchester United's late equalizing goal against Aston Villa rightly stood, questioning goalkeeper Zion Suzuki's strength in the incident. Aston Villa held a 4-2 lead entering stoppage time at Old Trafford before Joshua Zirkzee scored and Patrick Dorgu headed in an equalizer to seal a 4-4 draw, sparking Villa protests over an alleged foul on Suzuki.
Gallagher told Sky Sports that contact on Suzuki was minimal and supported the referee's on-field decision. Conversely, former Villa manager Tim Sherwood argued that a foul occurred, claiming Matheus Cunha impeded Suzuki by grabbing his left arm during the play.
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