US EditionMan Utd vs Man City: Prediction, kick-off time, team news, odds, h2h
- Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim believes that more than luck is needed to secure a third victory over Pep Guardiola after achieving two wins this season, including a 4-1 victory and a 2-1 derby win.
- Amorim acknowledges that luck played a role in past victories, stating, "Of course, we now need more than luck- because the odds drop!" while focusing on improving their game ahead of the upcoming match at Old Trafford.
- Manchester City will miss their leading scorer Erling Haaland due to an ankle injury, which may affect their chances in the match.
- Recent match history favors Manchester United, having won the FA Cup final last season and previously defeating City in the league.
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Man Utd vs Man City predicted XIs with Kevin De Bruyne decision made for final derby - The Mirror
Manchester United take on local rivals Manchester City on Sunday in what will be Kevin De Bruyne's final derby after it was announced that he will be leaving in the summer
The Manchester derby achieved a result not seen in five years
The most anticipated match of the 31st round of the Premier League in England was played at Old Trafford. Manchester United hosted city rivals Manchester City in the 196th Manchester derby. Rúben Amorim clashed with Pep Guardiola for the third time this season. The Portuguese coach had previously beaten the Catalan coach's team with Sporting and United, and with this 0-0 draw he was able to remain unbeaten.
Ruben Amorim blocks Guardiola again in the Manchester derby (without smiling)
Four months after smiling in the last derby, Manchester United did not go beyond a draw (0-0) against rival Manchester City (0-0) this Sunday at Old Trafford. Ruben Amorim blocked Pep Guardiola again, but this time, without truly smiling. With five starting Portuguese players - Diogo Dalot and Bruno Fernandes on one side, against Rúben Dias, Matheus Nunes and Bernardo Silva on the other - the former Benfica midfielder started to see a yellow car…
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