Manchester City Apologizes Manchester United vs. Liverpool at Old Trafford

Manchester City proved to Manchester United that the city of Manchester is now blue on another night to forget at Old Trafford.

Manchester City stormed Old Trafford to continue their pursuit of a third consecutive Premier League title, leaving with the maximum three points.

Coach Erik ten Hag, who opened the Manchester derby with a 4-2-3-1 system, was unable to reply to Pep Guardiola’s side’s unstoppable attacks led by Erling Haaland.

Andra Onana, United’s goalkeeper, failed to save the team, unlike in the Champions League, where he saved a penalty kick to give United a 1-0 triumph over Copenhagen. The Cameroonian received a yellow card and let three goals that he had little control over.

The first goal came from the penalty spot after the VAR spotted Hojlund clumsily bringing down Rodri. In the 26th minute, Haaland converted the penalty kick.

Both teams failed to score in the first half, and the action continued in the second.

While United was attempting to claw their way back into the game, Haaland doubled City’s lead in the 49th minute by capitalizing on Silva’s left-footed cross and heading in his second goal of the game.

Manchester City seized complete control after the goal, as United fought back in fear of losing further goals. Their fears were realized in the 80th minute, when Haaland helped Phil Foden with a tap-in to seal the victory.

Manchester City proved to Manchester United that the city of Manchester is now blue on another night to forget at Old Trafford.
Manchester City now sit third in the Premier League table with 22 points after 10 games, two points behind first-placed Tottenham Hotspur. While Manchester United has fallen to eighth place with 15 points in 10 games,