Manchester City secured a 1-0 victory over Manchester United in the Manchester Derby at Old Trafford, despite playing with 10 men after Phil Foden was shown a red card in the 23rd minute.
Despite being a man down for more than 70 minutes, City defended well to protect their goal while continuing to pose a threat on the attack.
Erling Haaland decided the game in the 60th minute, scoring the goal that handed City a crucial victory. The goal was confirmed by VAR after it was initially suspected to be offside.
For Haaland, it was his ninth goal against Manchester United in the Manchester Derby, continuing his impressive record against the Red Devils.
The victory means Manchester City maintain their 100% winning record in their first four Premier League matches this season, while United remain on just four points after four games.
City showed great resilience today, while United failed to make the most of having an extra player for much of the match.
