Noel Gallagher, one of the leaders of the British band Oasis, said his heart is "full of pride" after his 15-year-old son was caught making an obscene gesture toward Manchester United fans during the derby between Manchester City and Manchester United last Sunday. The incident occurred at Old Trafford, in the Premier League, when City won the match at their rivals' home.
Sonny Gallagher, 15 years old, was celebrating in the stands alongside his 18-year-old brother Donovan and Noel Gallagher himself, the 59-year-old rock star. The teenager's reaction happened at the 17th minute of the second half, when City was playing with one man less due to Phil Foden's sending off.
The young man showed his middle finger and booed the rivals when striker Haaland scored the goal that sealed the visiting team's victory. The attitude intensified the provocation after a slow VAR check, as the home fans believed the play would be ruled out for offside, but the goal was confirmed.
After the incident, Noel Gallagher expressed his pride for his son on social media. Manchester City won the derby 3-1, consolidating their position at the top of the English league.
