Probable Lineups

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Probable Lineups Statistical Comparison

(94) 80 Goals 33 (57)
(70) 52 Assists 22 (36)
(6.8) 7.1 Average Ratings 6.7 (6.5)
27.7 Average Age 26.4
182.5 Average Height (cm) 182.5
(1.2) 1.7 Shots pg 1.3 (0.9)
(53%) 53% Aerial Duel Success 48% (49%)
(0.6) 0.7 Dribbles pg 0.5 (0.7)
(1) 0.9 Tackles pg 1.1 (1.4)
* Values in brackets (x) are overall player statistics in Premier League.

Missing Players

Man City
Man Utd
Player Reason Status Rating
Jack Grealish Out 6.72
Josko Gvardiol Doubtful 7.03
Player Reason Status Rating
Anthony Martial Out 6.32
Tyrell Malacia Out N/A
Mason Mount Out 6.32
Lisandro Martínez Out 6.39
Aaron Wan-Bissaka Out 6.75
Luke Shaw Out 6.65
Rasmus Højlund Out 6.7
Harry Maguire Doubtful 6.87

Team News

Man City
Man Utd
  • Jack Grealish was forced off in the first half of Manchester City's 6-2 win at Luton on Tuesday night and misses out.
  • Josko Gvardiol will be assessed by City have no further injury concerns heading into Sunday's Manchester Derby.
  • Harry Maguire will be assessed having missed the 1-0 win at Nottingham Forest due to injury.
  • Maguire's potential absence may see Sofyan Amrabat feature at left-back once more.
  • Rasmus Hojlund, Luke Shaw and Lisandro Martinez are the standout absentees for United.

Prediction

  • The Manchester City juggernaut shows no signs of slowing as they stretched their unbeaten run to 18 matches in midweek with a 6-2 thrashing of Luton. Erling Haaland scored five at Kenilworth Road and will look to extend his lead at the top of the goalscoring charts when United make the trip across town.
  • Erik ten Hag's side scored late to book their place in the next round of the FA Cup as they bounced back from last week's 2-1 home loss to Fulham. United have won six of their last seven matches, but have lost their last two trips to the Etihad Stadium, conceding 10 times in that run.
  • With City really clicking into gear, a resounding home win may be on the cards.
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User Predictions

Comments (25)

 
  • Rodri is actually City's most important player. Not the best, but the most important.

  • MU bottled it from start to finish.

  • The amrabat loan is exactly like the Arthur Melo loan to Liverpool, except Manchester United keeps on playing him

  • bring Solskjaer back ;)

  • United are remarkably incapable of stringing together any attacking pattern

  • Foden pure class

  • Man Utd more like Manchester Blockers

  • Man Utd win to nil

  • Rashford points out his head whenever he scores but he doesn't know how to use it, could've scored a hat-trick by now and finish the game.

  • @Byakuya aren’t you a united fan? Crazy bad take, somehow can only care about the chances not taken rather than the 30 yarder he scored, which also happens to be the only moment of quality from any united player so far and the reason it’s 1-0. Yet out of 11 players, he’s the player singled out by you, for criticism. I bet you’re the type of fan to say “sell rashford but bring Greenwood back” lmao. No footballing heart, no footballing brain = the average internet united fan unfortunately.

  • @normal_fan99 I've highly likely been in Old Trafford more times than you, I won't say I'm sure because I can't judge random guys on the internet without knowing nothing about them like you. The goal was more about luck than skill, tell me one thing he improved compared to 5 years ago apart from his height and weight. He lacks mentality to be better and his head clearly not fully focused there, he was supposed to be the star of this team.

  • @Byakuya he scored 30 times last season, didn’t he? I understand the negativity towards the club and performances as this team has been nothing but poor since 2013, but seriously can’t understand the attitude towards the players we have. If rashford gets nothing but criticism from fans like you, despite being the only reason we are in a game, then I don’t think we’ll ever win a thing. The way fans have turned on rashford is astonishing, people act like it wasn’t last season that he was our best player. But it was, and this whole team isn’t good enough. And if you can’t see that dismissing a beautiful goal from one of our homegrown players, from 30 yards bar-down in the derby as nothing but “luck” is a problem, then I fear for all of these players and their desire to stay at a club with fans like this.

  • @normal_fan99 He was arguably the worst player on the pitch after that goal, wasted 2 big chances and out now. If the game finishes like this, that goal will also be useless. Just like Persie said if you will go back to 2013, a draw was OK at Arsenal but not here at United. Or like Keane said, Martial scores a goal in every 20 matches and then everyone forget about how bad he has been. If you don't have the winning mentality, you can't be part of United. If you can't take criticism while you're on your way to success, you will never reach your destination. That makes you no different than a fan who believe that United will win the league after being decent for one game, time to take the L now.

  • @Byakuya United is the only one taking L’s, and regardless of disagreeing, you and I as fans take the same L’s. I don’t even disagree about the winning mentality, I think it’s time to realize that if united wins a title I think barely any of these players would be apart of it. My point remains, if someone who is actually a fan, who has love for this club and the desire for them to win, is willing to say that a beautiful goal in an important game by one of our very own is luck, then I’m worried. There isn’t much to enjoy about watching united, but as someone who has obviously been apart of the old trafford “faithful,” isn’t it good that a Manchester kid born and raised is scoring bangers at the etihad? But instead the only comments are negative AND personal. I don’t think many world class players would succeed here, and I love rashford even if he’s playing poorly, which he is. At least enough to not dismiss a goal like that as luck, leave that to the Liverpool fans on Twitter.

  • United Onana Dalot Varane Evans Lindelof Mainoo Casemiro Fernandes (c) McTominay Garnacho Rashford

  • United to get rolled

  • Ederson, Walker (C), Stones, Dias, Ake, Rodrigo, De Bruyne, Bernardo, Foden, Doku, Haaland

  • SUBS Ortega Moreno, Kovacic, Alvarez, Gomez, Gvardiol, Akanji, Nunes, Bobb, Lewis

  • Man city to receive a red card, corners from every side, controversial offsides and penalty. 2-2

  • If thats a line-up of United, then ice-hockey score on the cards, unless ETH will play a bunker as they did at Anfield. Cards should flow -> Casemiro, Amrabat, Bruno. Garnacho=Rashford to have shots on target. Haaland to score ;)

  • lets all pray for utd. it will require a miracle

  • Haaland and KDB will control the game.Man City 3-0

  • Personally I think United will get eviscerated, but I’ll hope for a miraculous draw

  • 7-0 city