FIFA has just issued some very unfortunate news for the officials and referees that worked the match between Manchester United and Nothingham Forest. As a result, they have lost their jobs. Providing justice to Nottingham The Fans are relieved that justice has finally been administered, and they hope that this serves as a lesson to other corrupt referees.

Erik ten Hag’s squad journeyed to the City Ground on Wednesday night with hopes of securing a spot in the FA Cup quarterfinals by defeating Forest.

The game remained tightly contested, seemingly destined for extra time until Brazilian sensation Casemiro netted a crucial goal in the 89th minute, heading in a free kick from Bruno Fernandes.

This decisive goal propelled United to the next round, albeit after a lengthy VAR review to confirm its validity, particularly assessing a potential offside infringement involving Raphael Varane and a Forest defender.

Despite Forest’s disappointment, United emerged victorious with a 1-0 win, prompting Gibbs-White, a Forest player, to express discontent on social media, drawing comparisons to a recent controversial goal disallowed in another match between Liverpool and Chelsea.

Forest manager Nuno Espirito Santo voiced uncertainty about the decision, citing ongoing frustrations with VAR and officiating throughout the season.

Acknowledging the disappointment of their defeat, Santo expressed gratitude to the supportive fans and emphasized the need to quickly regroup for their upcoming matches.

Looking ahead, United is set to clash with Liverpool in the quarterfinals next month, setting the stage for an anticipated showdown between the two rival teams.