What Rasmus Hojlund said to Erik ten Hag after conceding penalty in Man United moments missed vs Man City
Manchester United's run of victories ended abruptly against rivals Manchester City in a disappointing defeat at Old Trafford yesterday.
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'Let me finish!' - Every word of Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher's furious Manchester United debate
Former Manchester United captain Gary Neville and Liverpool icon Jamie Carragher clashed live on Sky Sports after the Reds' disappointing defeat to Manchester City at Old Trafford.
Antony Tendang Doku, Gary Neville: Malu-maluin Aja
Manchester United tampak frustrasi di penghujung laga lawan Manchester City, sampai-sampai Antony bersikap tak sepatutnya. Ia menendang Jeremy Doku.
Piers Morgan criticises Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag yet again with Cristiano Ronaldo point
Piers Morgan has continued to criticise Erik ten Hag and has insisted Manchester United should have kept Cristiano Ronaldo after the Reds were hammered 3-0 by Manchester City.
Manchester United midfielder Fernandes is 'not captain material', says Keane
MANCHESTER, England: Manchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes should be stripped of his captaincy according to former player Roy Keane, who blasted the Portuguese international after the squad's 3-0 loss to Manchester City in Sunday's derby at Old Trafford.
Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher agree on Man City penalty decision vs Manchester United
Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher both think the penalty Manchester City were awarded for a foul on Rodri by Manchester United striker Rasmus Hojlund was harsh.
Manchester United are capable of delivering just what Gary Neville wants from vs Man City
Too often in recent years Manchester United have entered the derby clash with Manchester City in hope rather than expectation.
'Like a lunatic' - Gary Neville's reaction to Manchester United derby winner that made Mark Hughes rage
As Michael Owen, with both arms aloft, raced towards the corner connecting the Stretford End with what is now known as the Sir Alex Ferguson Stand, Gary Neville bounced his way in another direction.