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Premier League

Manchester City withstands being ten men and wins at Old Trafford

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Manchester City withstands being ten men and wins at Old Trafford

Under the lights of Old Trafford, on September 13, 2026, Manchester United hosted the Premier League Skyblues Manchester City. Despite a numerical advantage from the twenty‑third minute, the Red Devils surrendered the match thanks to Erling Haaland's sole goal in the sixtieth minute.

Standings and Stakes

In the table, Manchester City sits in second place in the Premier League, trailing only Arsenal on goal difference. Manchester United, for their part, remains stuck in thirteenth place, far from European spots. City leads the race with a twelve‑point gap over third.

Match Progression

The match turned in the twenty‑third minute, when Phil Foden was sent off, leaving the Skyblues with ten men. And despite this numerical advantage, the Red Devils struggled to create clear chances. Gianluigi Donnarumma made a decisive save against Bryan Mbeumo in the final seconds of added time.

The Decisive Goal

In the sixtieth minute, a cross from the left found Erling Haaland, who flicked the ball onto the far post to score the only goal of the match. In attack, the use of video sparked debate among commentators, but the decision was upheld. This goal gave the Skyblues their fourth consecutive win.

The lack of pressing in midfield and the numerous technical inaccuracies penalised Michael Carrick's men. Under Michael Carrick's direction, they tried to play a high press, but the implementation was insufficient. The Cityzens, for their part, displayed exemplary tactical discipline.

For Manchester United, this defeat represents the second loss in four league games, with only one win on the record. The Red Devils will travel to Craven Cottage to face Fulham, while the Cityzens will host Sunderland at home. Their next match will be decisive to consolidate their respective positions.

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