Manchester United beat Manchester City in a thrilling Manchester derby with a stoppage time goal from Michael Owen. In one of the best matches of the Premier League history, the champions saw their lead equalled thrice but not to be denied scored a fourth deep into injury time to send the stadium into raptures. Watch the epic battle play out below...
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Manchester United host cross town rivals Manchester City in the most highly anticipated Manchester derby in recent memory
And thus it is here. Ever since Manchester City were turned into the richest club in the world overnight and then systematically started to buy a team which could get them success of the magnitude that their more illustrious cross town rivals, Manchester United were used to, there has been a sense of heightened...
The seemingly tasty Manchester derby just gets a bit more tastier
Manchester United left back Patrice Evra has gone on the offensive ahead of this Sunday's Manchester derby saying Manchester United will show everyone including City who the real kings of Manchester are. The feisty full back who is in a rich vein of form says that Manchester City have started well and would look to build on the momentum but Manchester United are more than...
Sir Alex needs to put out his best team and not his favored formation because he no longer has the players for a 4-3-3
Manchester United started off the European campaign with a win against Besiktas. Three points in the bag should mean that the campaign has started pretty much as expected. We went to a noisy, hostile environment facing a difficult than it seemed team and came out unscathed with three points. So, job done and let's move...
Sir Alex Ferguson has played down Wayne Rooney's visible disappointment on being substituted during the second half in Manchester United's first Champions League game of this season against Turkish club Besiktas. Wayne Rooney was distraught at being substituted and was seen throwing his boots down in disgust on the bench. However, Ferguson attributes the reaction down to Rooney's burning desire to play all the time and make a difference.
Sir Alex Ferguson speaks...
"It was always part of our thoughts to bring Wayne off....
