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Derby Day is here once more.
Manchester City (19-5-3) hosted Manchester United (14-2-11) in the second Manchester derby of the season.
City won again on Sunday, 3-1, after winning the first meeting in October, 3-0. Sunday’s victory gave them three straight wins in Derby clashes.
The Sunday clash had significant implications for both sides entering the match.
With a City win, the Sky Blues tie Liverpool in points atop the league table and draw closer to an uncontested first place spot by adding to their goal differential. Manchester City are looking to win their fourth straight Premier League title this season.
For United, a win would have drawn them closer to the fifth place spot – currently occupied by Tottenham – in the Premier League. A fifth-place finish would guarantee United a spot in the UEFA Europa League. For now, they remain in sixth.
City still have not lost a match since Dec. 6.
Here’s what to know and the latest highlights from Sunday’s Manchester Derby.
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Final: Man City wins Manchester derby, 3-1
Haaland scores City’s third goal to boost lead to 3-1 in 91st minute
After a narrow miss to end the first half, Haaland ends the second half with a game-sealing goal for City.
In two Manchester derbies this season, Haaland and Foden have been responsible for all six City goals.
Foden’s second goal puts City ahead, 2-1
United led for 55 minutes and were even with City for another 13, but Foden put the Sky Blues ahead with a second goal in the 80th minute.
Phil Foden puts City on the board in the 56th minute
Phil Foden, the 23-year-old English midfielder for Man City, drew his club back even with United with a goal similar to Rashford’s: a strike from outside the penalty box to the top-left corner of the goal.
Erling Haaland nearly equalizes in 45th minute
Twenty-three-year-old Norwegian striker Erling Haaland just barely misplayed a chance to equalize the match in front of an open net before halftime. Man City manager Pep Guardiola couldn’t believe it.
Marcus Rashford gives United an early 1-0 lead
Manchester United’s 26-year-old forward Marcus Rashford put his club ahead in the eighth minute with a strike from outside the top of the penalty box. Bruno Fernandes assisted.
It’s the first goal United have scored against City this season. They lead, 1-0.
Manchester City lineup
Manchester United lineup
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Manchester City vs. Manchester United: Odds and lines for Manchester Derby
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Odds listed as of kickoff.
- Lines: Man City (-350); Draw (+525); Man United (+825)
- Over 3.5 goals (-115)
- Under 3.5 goals (-120)
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How to watch Manchester City vs. Manchester United: TV channel and streaming
When: Sunday, March 3 at 10:30 a.m. ET/7:30 a.m. PT
Where: Etihad Stadium, Manchester, United Kingdom
Cable TV: N/A
Streaming: Peacock
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