Man United got 'Old Trafford bonus' in win, says Palace's Glasner

"There are a few different situations to judge but it still feels like it's the wrong decision. It's not a penalty, maybe a red card for a foul outside the box. But the foul starts outside the box. It's maybe a little bit the Old Trafford bonus."

"It's the biggest thing for us to take from the game, really. I thought we were a little bit off to start with. I think they started particularly well, so credit to them. At halftime it was about being in that position and how we react and showing that personality and the belief."

"Football is tough at times and this league is tough, so you're never always going to have it your own way, but to then come back like we did in the second half and turn the game in our favour is the biggest thing for me to take from today for sure."

Crystal Palace lost 2-1 to Manchester United on Sunday, with manager Oliver Glasner criticizing the referee's decision to award a second-half penalty. Glasner argued that the contact between Maxence Lacroix and Matheus Cunha originated outside the penalty area, suggesting the foul should have been called outside the box rather than resulting in a penalty. While Lacroix received a red card following a VAR review, Glasner believed the penalty award was incorrect. Bruno Fernandes converted the penalty, and Benjamin Sesko added a third goal. Manchester United manager Michael Carrick praised his team's resilience in coming back from a goal down at halftime, highlighting their ability to recover and turn the game in their favor. United moved to third place in the Premier League table.

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