Manchester City defeated Manchester United in the Premier League on Sunday, with Pep Guardiola's side securing all three points at Old Trafford.
The match was a tight affair from start to finish, with both teams showing great defensive work and battling hard for possession. However, it was City who emerged victorious, thanks to a brace from Raheem Sterling and a goal from Phil Foden.
In the post-match analysis, it was clear that there were some issues with Manchester United's performance. The Red Devils struggled to create any significant opportunities throughout the game, and their defending was porous at times.
One issue that was highlighted was Manchester United's inability to cope with the pressure created by City. Despite having a strong team spirit, the Red Devils failed to produce the same level of intensity as their opponents.
Another area where Manchester United fell short was in their midfield play. The absence of Bruno Fernandes through injury meant that the Red Devils had to rely heavily on Paul Pogba and Jesse Lingard, but both players struggled to make an impact on the game.
Despite these issues, Manchester United still managed to create some chances during the match. They were also able to hold out for most of the game, which is a testament to their resilience.
Overall, while Manchester City deserved their win, it was clear that Manchester United still have a lot of work to do if they want to compete at the top of the league. With a few key players returning to fitness, and a fresh look at the squad, the Red Devils will be hoping to improve their performances going forward.