FA seeking information over Manchester derby incident
Following reports of a tunnel skirmish after the Manchester derby, the Football Association confirmed it was looking into the incident.

The Football Association has confirmed it is seeking information from both Manchester clubs following a reported incident in the Old Trafford tunnel after Sunday's derby.
Players and officials from both clubs are said to have been involved, but referee Michael Oliver did not witness the incident and has not filed a report.
Manchester City ultimately edged their rivals United 2-1 courtesy of goals from David Silva and Nicolas Otamendi, stretching their lead at the top the Premier League to 11 points.
It also meant Pep Guardiola's side became the first to win 14 consecutive top-flight games in a single season.
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