US EditionDull Manchester derby finishes scoreless
- Manchester United and Manchester City played to a 0-0 draw on Sunday at Old Trafford.
- Both Manchester teams are enduring difficult seasons, far from the title contention of past derbies.
- The match lacked clear chances, with both sides struggling to break down the opposition's defense.
- Guardiola noted the difficulty of penetrating United's 5-4-1 formation, stating, "Playing against a 5-4-1 is always difficult."
- The scoreless draw impacts City's Champions League qualification hopes as they remain in fifth place.
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Underwhelming Manchester derby ends in stalemate at Old Trafford
Manchester United and Manchester City played out an anticlimactic 0-0 Premier League draw on Sunday in a low-key derby that dealt a blow to City's bid for Champions League qualification.Pep Guardiola's team, who were missing their top scorer Erling Haaland
Gary Neville, 50, issues apology after commentating on draw between Manchester United and Manchester City
Gary Neville, 50, issues apology after commentating on draw between Manchester United and Manchester City - Gary Neville has apologised for his 'boring' commentary during Sunday's disappointing draw between Manchester United and Manchester City at Old Trafford
EPL: We couldn't punish Man Utd - Guardiola reflects on 0-0 draw
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has admitted that his team found it difficult to break down Manchester United’s defensive formation. The Premier League derby between the two sides ended in a goalless draw at Old Trafford on Sunday. City had a handful of chances, mostly falling to Omar Marmoush, but were unable to find a way past United goalkeeper, André Onana. Speaking to the media after the match, Guardiola described United’s tactical set…
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