 Ondre Onana insists VAR was right not to intervene and award a late penalty against him during the closing stages of Manchester United's win over Wolves. Manchester United news, exclusives and analysis Sign up Privacy Policy The summer signing from Inter marked his debut with a string of fine saves to help his side preserve the 1-0 lead they gained through Raphael Varane's second half header. Onana's assured debut appeared set to turn sour, however, when he clattered intoSasa Kalajdzic having attempted to punch clear a deep cross during the closing stages. It appeared the referee was heading to the pitch-side monitor to check the incident but instead booked Wolves boss Gary O'Neil for protesting the decision and United escaped with all three points. 'To be honest, no,' Onana told MUTV when asked if he was concerned he was likely to turn from hero to zero. 'I don't worry at all, because at the end of the day, I make my own decision, you can make the right choice and sometimes not and at the end of the day you learn from mistakes. 'I trust the referees, what they are doing is not easy especially now with VAR. So I was calm, I knew it was just a contact in there so I'm calm and for me, I'm very happy with this victory.' On the thrill of completing his first competitive appearance at Old Trafford, meanwhile, Onana added: 'It was amazing,' he added on playing at Old Trafford. 'The fans are great, they are warm and I'm really happy to be here and delighted with the victory of the team. 'Important to get the victory and the clean sheet is what we want but at the end of the day, the most important thing is the victory. I'm happy with our first victory at home and really important, now we have to look forward. Difficult games are coming and we have to be together because it's not going to be easy. 'The team showed character and again we show we are a good club,){kind=link}
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Ondre Onana insists VAR was right not to intervene and award a late penalty against him during the closing stages of Manchester United’s win over Wolves.
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The summer signing from Inter marked his debut with a string of fine saves to help his side preserve the 1-0 lead they gained through Raphael Varane’s second half header.
Onana’s assured debut appeared set to turn sour, however, when he clattered intoSasa Kalajdzic having attempted to punch clear a deep cross during the closing stages.