Man Utd vs Man City: Pundits predict Premier League result HERE for the latest MUFC breaking news and transfer updates SUBSCRIBE Invalid email Sign upfor the latest MUFC breaking news and transfer updates When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. MAN UTD 0-2 MAN CITY | BERNARDO (53), SANE (66) Manchester United XI: De Gea, Lindelof, Darmian, Smalling, Young, Shaw, Pereira, Fred, Pogba, Lingard, Rashford Manchester City XI: Ederson, Zinchenko, Kompany, Laporte, Walker, Gundogan, Fernandinho, David Silva, Bernardo Silva, Sterling, Aguero City have 89 points, one more than rivals Liverpool, with both teams having three games to play. Second half goals from Bernardo Silva and Leroy Sane ensured a comfortable win for City against a United side that remain in sixth place, outside the Champions League qualification slots. United, smarting from their 4-0 hammering at Everton on Sunday, played with aggression and energy in the scoreless first half but the game was put beyond them after the break. Bernardo Silva picked the ball up on the right flank and cut inside, surprising United keeper David De Gea with a low drive that sneaked in the bottom corner in the 54th minute. Twelve minutes later and City doubled their lead - Fred giving the ball away in midfield, Raheem Sterling breaking forward before feeding Sane on the left with the German's powerful drive flying in off the outstretched leg of De Gea. Bernardo Silva makes the breakthrough from distance Leroy Sane doubles lead - de Gea error at near post Manchester City reclaim top spot from Liverpool ‘You can't say that any of them didn't run’ 22:40: Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, speaking to Sky Sports: "We got a reaction and in the end we were beaten by a better team. But we got a reaction from fans and players and had a go. You can see the work-rate was there, it wasn't good enough. "There is a difference in quality. That is why they are top and we are where we are. They have set the standard. Living in Manchester we cannot be happy with that. It is up to us to close that gap and overtake them. "Today you can't say that any of them didn't run. You could see clearly an intent and focus. We just need to keep working on it. "City want to win it back and by their aggression to win it back there will be fouls. They keep the ball high and are hungry to win it back. They stopped us very well. "David [De Gea] made some terrific saves as well today. It is every day work for everyone. He has high standards. When we are having a time like this we need to stick together, batten the hatches down and keep working. We have to come back fighting on Sunday." Man Utd vs Man City: Premier League table, fixtures, score and updates ‘We didn’t play like Manchester United’ 22:35: Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford speaking to Sky Sports: "Today we didn’t play like Manchester United. It’s not right. The bare minimum is to work hard and give all for the badge, the supporters, the club and yourself. "It has been a tough road to get to where we are, to get there and not be putting up the same performances as we were in January is disappointing. We know what’s been going wrong, it’s mentality and willingness to run for your team. "Forget the league and top four, you don’t lose this game. It’s that simple as a Manchester United fan. We never call each other out but we have to be real with each other. It’s a matter of trying to improve each other. "It’s more getting back used to doing it on the pitch. They [the supporters] know we can do it. Forget the top four and the Champions League. We have to get to the bottom of it and start playing like Manchester United for ourselves." Roy Keane… 22:30: Sky Sports subscribers certainly got some bang for their buck with Roy Kane tonight. He thought Leroy Sane and Vincent Kompany looked so relaxed in their post-match interview that they could play another game. "When was the last time Darmian played football? 3 months ago?" asked Gary Neville. "There's a reason for that,” replied Keane. Man Utd vs Man City: Premier League table, fixtures, score and updates ‘More dynamic’ 22:25: Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola speaking to Sky Sports: "I understand the pressure we have and obviously here at Old Trafford with Marcus Rashford and Jesse Lingard running behind. I told them we needed to play to win, it doesn't matter if we concede. "Now we go to Burnley and we know how tough it will be. It's important to be calm. We are still not champions with three games left - it's incredible with the points we have and Liverpool have. "I told the players don't read tomorrow, don't watch the television, just rest and sleep a lot and go in there against Burnley. "We knew without Romelu Lukaku they would try more run in behind. The chances we lost came from us losing simple balls in the middle and we changed things in the second half, with Ilkay Gundogan in the middle and with Leroy Sane on we were more dynamic. "Both teams deserve the title. But it can be just one. The team that is going to lose can't have regrets because they have given everything. Normally with this kind of victory you can it enjoy it the most but we have to be calm." Man Utd vs Man City: Premier League table, fixtures, score and updates Touch map… 22:23: Alexis Sanchez touch map makes for hilarious viewing. There’s one tiny dot on the halfway line… and that’s it! Who on earth is going to pay his wages next season?? ‘We were patient’ 22:20: Manchester City goalscorer Leroy Sane to BBC Sport: "It was a difficult game. The first half we had problems but in the end we did it well. We were patient and played our game. "Pep Guardiola always tries to help us to see what we did not so good, as well as what we did good, showing us examples [at half-time]. "In every game if you sit on the bench you hope to come on. Especially in the derby. I was waiting and hoping. When Raheem passed the ball I knew I had to react quickly. We just try to enjoy and work hard and focus on us. It’s in our hands." "The City players couldn't believe how easy it was tonight." Roy Keane and @GNev2 look at the "gulf in class" between the two Manchester clubs...������������ Watch post-match reaction and analysis live on Sky Sports PL now: https://t.co/h8IlNR1VZq pic.twitter.com/HQJ2r0ToUn — Sky Sports Premier League (@SkySportsPL) April 24, 2019 ‘We need three wins’ 22:15: Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany speaking to Sky Sports: "We didn’t start as well as we’d have liked it but that can happen. "We defended well when we needed to and in the second half we got into our rhythm. In the second half we were there to score goals. "It’s significant because it’s a derby. In the league, nothing is played out yet. Burnley is a difficult away game next and there is plenty to play for both for us and Liverpool. We will deal with the other games in the next days. "We need three wins. We cannot expect the opponent to drop points. We'll get back into our routine and if everyone does the right thing and this team prepares well we always have a big chance to produce a good performance." Man Utd vs Man City: Premier League table, fixtures, score and updates Too easy… 22:10: Roy Keane isn’t to impressed, although he doesn’t really seem surprised with the outcome. “It was an easy night for City – they’ll be sitting in that dressing room thinking how comfortable that was. United never got going after half-time,” he said on Sky Sports. Celebrations… 22:05: Manchester City were celebrating with their fans for about ten minutes after the final whistle. They know tonight was the pivotal fixture in the run-in. City’s remaining fixtures: Burnley (a), Leicester (H), Brighton (a). Liverpool’s remaining fixtures: Huddersfield (H), Newcastle (a), Wolves (H). Bookmakers make City 1/4 favourites for the title with Liverpool at 3/1. Man Utd vs Man City: Premier League table, fixtures, score and updates Twitter round-up Duncan: Gulf in class between United and City tonight shouldn't come as a surprise. The table doesn't lie - they are four transfer windows behind what is needed to win a title, and that's assuming City and Liverpool stand still (which they wont). Sam: Well whoever wins this title has been sensational this season. The consistency of both Liverpool and Manchester City has been unprecedented. Someone will lose out with a frankly ridiculous points total. Very professional performance. Uche: Can't help but feel Pep Guardiola's decision to give barely give Leroy Sane time against Spurs in the Champions League cost them massively. He's a tremendous player. He made a difference against Man Utd & I'm confident he would've made an impact up against Kieran Trippier. Aaron: Watching Bernardo Silva play football is a privilege. Fearless… 22:00: Pep Guardiola is the first manager to win three consecutive away Premier League matches at Old Trafford against Manchester United. The Red Devils also managed just one shot on target in the 90 minutes. The tale of 2 managers...������������ Is it game over at Old Trafford? ❌ Watch the final 15 minutes live on Sky Sports PL now: https://t.co/h8IlNQKl7S pic.twitter.com/5yEczFrBJ4 — Sky Sports Premier League (@SkySportsPL) April 24, 2019 MAN UTD 0-2 MAN CITY FT: And that’s that. Manchester City are three wins from defending their Premier League crown after a 2-0 victory against their arch-rivals Manchester United. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side delivered a much better performance and really put in a shift but the gap in quality showed. 92: Believe it or not, Maurizio Sarri’s Chelsea are the big winners in the battle for Champions League qualification tonight. Arsenal and Manchester United have lost leaving the Blues in fourth - a point clear having played the same number of games. 90: Luke Shaw booked for a tactical foul on Bernardo Silva. Sergio Aguero and Ilkay Gundogan off, Gabriel Jesus and Danilo on. Four minutes added time. 89: Well I don’t think Manchester United have touched the ball in four minutes. City fans signing their hearts out as United supporters head for the exit. 87: 6'3" Paul Pogba there, getting beaten in the air by 5'7" Raheem Sterling... Man Utd vs Man City: Premier League table, fixtures, score and updates 85: “You’re getting sacked in the morning,” sing the Manchester City supporters. This will be a seventh defeat in nine games for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. Unless one of United’s front FIVE can change that. So many attacking players on the field now. 83: Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s final roll of the dice is to introduce Anthony Martial and the moustache of Alexis Sanchez. Jesse lingard and Matteo Darmian on. 81: More shaky stuff from David de Gea, whose low clearance is intercepted by Sane 30-yards from goal. He can’t pick out an option to punish the Spanish stopper. 78: Gundogan looks to flick the ball over to Leroy Sane but an acrobatic clearance from Smalling snuffs out the danger. 12 minutes for Manchester United to salvage something - no obvious sign of that happening. 75: United look more threatening since Lukaku’s arrival. Just as I write that the Belgian slices an effort miles wide of the target. 73: Substitute Romelu Lukaku glides past Oleksandr Zinchenko and fires in a low shot. Ederson parries at his near post and Jesse Lingard can't react quick enough. Man Utd vs Man City: Premier League table, fixtures, score and updates ������ - It's another error from David de Gea as Leroy Sane puts @ManCity 2-0 up! Where does the @ManUtd 'keeper rank in the @premierleague? ������<doc-sep>Advantage Manchester City. Pep Guardiola's team went to rival Manchester United on Wednesday and brought home a 2-0 win and three vital points, putting the reigning champs back in first place in the Premier League race over challengers Liverpool. In what was a makeup game for the two from earlier in the season, City now has a one-point lead with each team having just three games to go. On the other side, United blew another golden chance to move back into the top four and find themselves three back. Goal scorers ⚽ Manchester City - Bernardo Silva (54') ⚽ Manchester City - Leroy Sane (66') Game-changing moment It was the winning goal. Bernardo Silva has been arguably the best player in the Premier League this season. The former Monaco man has been so consistent, especially as of late, with City pushing toward the title. The Portuguese international got the winner before the second half was 10 minutes old with a lovely run, move inside and low finish past United goalkeeper David de Gea. Take a look: Player of the game Fernandinho. The Brazilian midfielder made his presence felt time and time again and was able to stop United's counters in their tracks. He came off injured in the second half though, and that's an injury to keep an eye on. If City doesn't have him for the remaining games, it will be a big blow. When on the field, he was more than a leader. His passing was crisp, he shielded well and had a complete performance. He was taken off for Leroy Sane, and that worked out just fine with the German scoring the second goal. The most telling statistic In respect to the title race, this win for City means the 28th lead change atop the table thus far with three games to go. That's nearly one per every matchday, which is absurd. It's been back and forth between City and Liverpool for most of the season, and it is showing no sign of stopping. Key coaching decision Starting Jesse Lingard. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer made the decision to go with the English international who added nothing to his team. It didn't help that he had no help in the final third, but a player like Anthony Martial perhaps could have offered a bit more, especially on his own. What the result means City is in the driver's seat with three games to go. They control their destiny if they win all three games. As for United, one more slip-up may just see them fall out of the top four race with so much competition around them. What's next for both teams City goes to Burnley on Sunday at 9:05 a.m. ET. United hosts Chelsea at 11:30 a.m. ET. Both games will air on fuboTV (Try for free). Relive the match below If you are unable to view the live updates below, please click here.<doc-sep>
Mitch Freeley You can watch the Live Match Stream of Manchester United Vs Manchester City via beIN CONNECT Wednesday evening will see Manchester United welcome title-chasing cross-town rivals Manchester City to Old Trafford in a contest which could be decisive in the destination of the Premier League this season. As ever, you will be able to follow all the action Live & Exclusive with beIN SPORTS. Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will be looking for a huge reaction from his side, following a lacklustre performance all across the pitch as United crumbled against Everton. Much has been made of the shambolic fallout of the 4-0 defeat which saw midfielder Nemanja Matic admit that he was to blame for the loss. Whilst Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was also quick to apologise to the United fans. Now the rumour mill is in overdrive on the future of several key United players with David de Gea, Paul Pogba & Romelu Lukaku all reportedly questioning their United futures if the side fails to make the Champions League this season. Although based purely on their performances on Sunday many United fans would be happy to see the back of these players in favour of a squad overhaul in the summer. One thing that is certain is that Solskjaer needs to focus on the here and now, and look to left his side who have only managed one victory in their last five games in all competitions. With United in sixth place, a positive result would be a huge boost for the side heading into the run in although it would also help bitter rivals Liverpool in claiming a first league title in 28 years. In team news, Luke Shaw is back in contention after serving his suspension against Everton. Whilst the trio Ander Herrera, Antonio Valencia and Eric Bailly are all doubts through injury. Scott McTominay was the only United player who impressed on Sunday and the Scottish midfielder could replace Fred in the side. Manchester United Predicted Team De Gea; Lindelof, Smalling, Jones, Shaw; Pogba, Matic, McTominay; Rashford, Lukaku, Martial Channel – HD 11 Online – beIN CONNECT Kick-off - 22:00 As for Man City, a victory over Man United will see the Citizens return to the top of the table a point ahead of Liverpool, having played the same number of games as the Reds with four games left to play in the season. It cannot be underestimated how important this game is for Pep Guardiola’s side in their quest for winning back to back league titles. Last time out, City edged out Tottenham thanks to an early header from teenager Phil Foden. After an epic Champions League battle against Spurs, which they ultimately lost on goal difference it felt like City did just enough at the weekend to get all three points. That trait, of course, is one of Champions and after missing out in Europe Manchester City will be confident of registering maximum points from their remaining games to win the title. In team news, Kevin De Bruyne looks like to be ruled out for the remainder of the season after hobbling off against Spurs with a hamstring injury. This could mean that Phil Foden could keep his place in the side. Whilst the trio of David Silva, Vincent Kompany & Benjamin Mendy could all be pushing for a starting place at Old Trafford. Manchester City Predicted Team Ederson; Walker, Laporte, Stones, Zinchenko; Fernandinho, Gundogan, Foden; B. Silva, Aguero, Sterling It certainly promises to be a fascinating Manchester derby, one which could have a significant say in the destination of the Premier League title. Follow all the action with beIN SPORTS.