THIS is why the MANCHESTER DERBY is more than ‘just a game’ 

Unbiased Villa fan, this is definitely a huge rivalry. Notable moments: Aguerooooo moment, Rooney overhead kick, Owen last minute winner, Gundogan fastest ever FA Cup final goal, Balotelli "why always me", 6-1, only two teams in England to do the treble, Pogba stopping City winning the league, Denis Law relegating Man United with a Backheel in the derby. Imagine that btw, "not in my lifetime", Tevez "welcome ti Manchester", Tevez holding a poster saying "RIP Fergie", a guy who had a statue outside Old Trafford, relegated that team..Law felt so bad that day he retired from football after the game...Crazy. 1960s Both teams were very good. 1970s City were better. 1980s Both teams were on the same level. 1990s Man United were miles better 2000s Man United were miles better 2010s Man City were better 2020s Man City were better. Man City and Man United have finished 1st and 2nd in: 1937 (City won the title on the last day) 1968 (City won the title on the last day) 2011 2012 (City won the title on the last day) 2013 2018 2021 To put it in context, Arsenal and Spurs have NEVER finished first and second in a league season in English football history.

As a united fan it’s just a regular game we hope to not get smashed tbh.

Great job Steven! Come on CITY 💙

Yo the other top six epl teams must hate tf outa Manchester 😂😂😂😂 Manchester has the most epl 😂😂😂 blue or red

Came on the red Devils

It’s not really a big deal Manchester United dominated this rivalry for 40+ years until the last decade maybe

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COME ON CITAYYYY

"Since decades" lol. It only became important in the 2010s.

Nothing like a derby day weekend 🩵>❤