Professional Game Match Officials Limited chief Howard Webb has confirmed that a formal review will take place into the VAR process that allowed Erling Haaland's goal for Manchester City against Manchester United to stand.

Webb made the announcement on the latest edition of Match Officials Mic'd Up, the audio programme that provides full access to referee communications during matches. The episode features the complete audio from the incident involving Haaland's disputed strike in the Manchester derby.

The decision to let the goal stand drew immediate scrutiny, with questions raised about how the video review process was conducted and whether the correct procedure was followed by officials at the time.

Webb's commitment to a review signals that the governing body acknowledges there may have been a breakdown in the VAR protocol, though no findings have yet been published. The outcome of the review is expected to shed light on exactly where the process fell short.