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Manchester United and Manchester City are bitter rivals and the fight to dominate their megacity generally produces some excellent jaunts.
For times it was Manchester United who held the bragging rights, but the drift has change and Manchester is now blue.
Last season saw Manchester City come down with 2- 0 and 4- 1 wins over the Red Devils. still, United now have Erik ten Hag at the helm and are anticipated to put up a much better fight than they did in their last spin under Ralf Rangnick, which saw them forcefully put to the brand.
Erling Haaland vs Lisandro Martinez
Starting with the egregious, Manchester United must neutralise Erling Haaland if they're to stand any chance of beating Manchester City.
The man likely assigned with doing so is Lisandro Martinez. Given the height and weight advantage, it would not be at all surprising if Haaland spent further time on the left side of United’s backline so he can challenge Martinez.
Still, Martinez, despite his height, has been fairly good in the air this season, winning 70 per cent of his upstanding conflicts. But given the sheer size and power of Haaland, the South American may struggle on Sunday.
United suckers will, still, take some solace in the fact that when the brace were at Dortmund and Ajax, Martinez did a superb job of keeping Haaland quiet in a titleholders League match.
Ilkay Gundogan vs Christian Eriksen
The coming crucial battle is anticipated to take place in midfield. Christian Eriksen has taken up a deeper part in a double pivot for Manchester United this season.
Eriksen’s capability on the ball has been pivotal to Manchester United’s success this season, especially in the 3- 1 palm over Arsenal when the Dane helped sculpted open an aggressive Gunners side on several occasions.
To help Eriksen impacting the game too much, Pep Guardiola could start Ilkay Gundogan alongside Kevin De Bruyne in midfield and task the German with sticking to Eriksen all
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