Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMO) says it apologises to Nottingham Forest after a wrong decision involving Matheus Cunha’s goal in Manchester United’s 3–2 win over the club. According to the report, PGMO acknowledges that the goal should not have counted because it involved handball. The review focuses on the decision that allowed the strike to stand during the match. By its statement, PGMO indicates the match officials’ call was incorrect and that the goal ought to have been ruled out. The apology is presented as a recognition of the error and a response to the dispute generated by the handball incident. The report does not indicate any wider disciplinary action, but it frames the issue as a correctable officiating mistake identified after the match. Both outlets’ accounts align on the key points: PGMO’s apology, the specific match (Manchester United vs Nottingham Forest), and the outcome affected by the handball that should have led to the goal being disallowed.