Manchester United travel to Manchester City with no Cristiano Ronaldo or Edinson Cavani. The visitors need a win to keep their Champions League hopes alive, ...
39th min: United play keep ball for a while on the edge of City's third, but they struggle to find a way through, and in the end Pogba gives it away. City build it down the left, with good work between Grealish and Bernardo. The cutback finds De Bruyne, on the edge of the six yard area, who is in acres of space to finish comfortably. 10th min: Better from United. The ball finds Sancho on the left a couple of times as United put on a little pressure. 47th min: Maguire has to time his tackle well on the edge of his area as De Bruyne carries the ball on the break. 45th min: More involvement for Mahrez! City take a quick free kick in midfield and De Bruyne carries it towards the right. A flurry of City attacks see Aaron Wan-Bissaka try and see the ball out, but Grealish is alive to the opportunity. It ends with Foden winning the ball high up on the right as United try to break, but he's caught between shooting and passing, and the opportunity fades. 54th min: It's a little slow from City as they pass it around at the back, until Laporte fizzes the ball into Grealish on the halfway line. United have never truly felt at the races in the second half, and it's too easy to City now. City's third came from a corner, with Mahrez finding space on the edge of the area to guide the ball home, after his teammate's crowded the six yard area to leave him with space. They were well structured, and they were winning the ball back well in midfield. When the visitors pressed, it was easy for City to play through them, and the second half quickly settled into a regular rhythm.
Manchester City restored their six-point lead at the top of the Premier League as doubles from Kevin De Bruyne and Riyad Mahrez inspired the champions to a commanding 4-1 derby victory over Manchester United. De Bruyne got City off to the perfect start ...
Every decision we made in the game was good, that's why we won the game." "In the second half it [showed the gap between the two sides] but the first half was a competitive game. "In the first half we had more chances on the counter-attack rather than possession. In the second half they struggled to press us as a consequence of the first half. In the first half they had more energy than the second half. But we look ahead to the next games, and we need to win the next two home games - they are essential to us." We conceded a fourth in the last minute of the game. They are one of the top teams in the world and there is a gap between the two teams. "United gave up and in a derby, in any game, it's unforgivable. It was a very difficult game against one of the best teams in the world. And, after Foden, Mahrez and De Bruyne all had sights of the United goal, the pressure finally told. That goal only seemed to poke the hornet's nest, and parity lasted a mere five minutes.
Manchester City defeated Manchester United 4-1 on Sunday, in a game that for the first 45 minutes, was quite close.
The Belgianโs performance from start to finish on Sunday was absolutely outstanding. While they may have better players, this is down to intelligent recruitment. Keep your eyes out for that flick from Phil Foden in the build-up!pic.twitter.com/Owaj7NdlAk
ROY KEANE has let loose at Manchester United following the defeat to Manchester City.
"There were players, five or six players, and I was thinking they should never play for Man United again. That comes from within, not the staff or managers, it should be in your DNA as a player." They threw the towel in, which is shameful." Manchester United legend Roy Keane claims there are up to six Red Devils players who should never play for the club again. Keane said on Sky Sports: "I think the worst thing you can say about United, Gary mentioned it, is they gave up. "We saw all of Unitedโs shortcomings today.
Man United could not live with Manchester City's breathtaking attacking players in another one-sided derby.
Rodri Exerted more and more control over the central areas and was a vital fulcrum of attacks - 7 John Stones Gave City more control than Dias would, and was the launching pad for several attacks - 7 Ederson Couple of sharp saves, but his passing was better than that of the entire United midfield - 7
Look back at the key moments as Manchester City mauled their near neighbours to restore their six-point lead at the top of the Premier League.