Match Rewind: We're streaming Man City 1 United 2
It seems Manchester United fans just love a derby, after voting for our victory at the Etihad Stadium as the 2019/20 Premier League away win we should show in full.
The 2-1 triumph over Manchester City will be streamed in its entirety in our Official App and on the homepage of ManUtd.com from 19:00 BST, for free! Previous games which supporters have selected for our live streams on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays include last month's Old Trafford clash with the club's local rivals.
Don't worry if you're doing something else this Saturday evening, as the full match will also be available to watch whenever it suits you, from 21:00 BST, again in the App and on the homepage.
Don't worry if you're doing something else this Saturday evening, as the full match will also be available to watch whenever it suits you, from 21:00 BST, again in the App and on the homepage.
The City game topped our latest Match Rewind poll with 57 per cent of the votes, while almost one-third of fans wanted to see Chelsea away instead (31 per cent). The Reds' 3-1 success at Norwich in October and December's 2-0 victory over Burnley were also on the shortlist of away wins.
YOUR MATCH REMINDER
Three days after Marcus Rashford had downed Tottenham at Old Trafford in Jose Mourinho’s first visit as Spurs boss, the Reds saw off another ‘big six’ side, thanks to an exhilarating first half-an-hour at the Etihad. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side battered the champions on the counter-attack, racing into a two-goal lead through Rashford’s penalty and Martial’s well-placed effort from the edge of the box.
It could have been four or five, though, with City’s defence in constant retreat and unable to deal with the blistering pace of our attacking quartet of Martial, James, Lingard and Rashford, who also struck the crossbar between our first and second.
The inevitable Blues onslaught came after the break, but the Reds settled into their defensive shape and did what they had to do to repel the home side, with Aaron Wan-Bissaka particularly immense at right-back. Nicolas Otamendi nodded in with five to play to crank up the pressure, but we held on to secure the bragging rights – not for the last time this season.
Three days after Marcus Rashford had downed Tottenham at Old Trafford in Jose Mourinho’s first visit as Spurs boss, the Reds saw off another ‘big six’ side, thanks to an exhilarating first half-an-hour at the Etihad. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side battered the champions on the counter-attack, racing into a two-goal lead through Rashford’s penalty and Martial’s well-placed effort from the edge of the box.
It could have been four or five, though, with City’s defence in constant retreat and unable to deal with the blistering pace of our attacking quartet of Martial, James, Lingard and Rashford, who also struck the crossbar between our first and second.
The inevitable Blues onslaught came after the break, but the Reds settled into their defensive shape and did what they had to do to repel the home side, with Aaron Wan-Bissaka particularly immense at right-back. Nicolas Otamendi nodded in with five to play to crank up the pressure, but we held on to secure the bragging rights – not for the last time this season.
The 179th Manchester derby
GalleryBrowse through the must-see images from our Premier League victory at the Etihad Stadium.
HOW TO WATCH
To watch the full 90 minutes of United's 2-1 success over Man City, simply open the Official App or navigate to the homepage of ManUtd.com at 19:00 BST.
Look out for our next Match Rewind poll, which will open on Monday.
To watch the full 90 minutes of United's 2-1 success over Man City, simply open the Official App or navigate to the homepage of ManUtd.com at 19:00 BST.
Look out for our next Match Rewind poll, which will open on Monday.
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