Man United vs Man City - Premier League LIVE: Phil Foden and Rayan Cherki both start for the visitors as Red Devils fans target Sir Jim Ratcliffe and the Glazers in protest at Old Trafford

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What an evening, eh?

The scoreline may not show it, but that was as dramatic a Manchester derby as we have been treated to in a while. Well, it certainly felt like it.

Manchester City have somehow managed to sneak away from Old Trafford with all three points despite playing with 10 men for over 65 minutes.

When Phil Foden was sent off in that first half, it felt like it was going to be a long day for City. But they dug in and got their reward for a courageous display.

This game wasn't without controversy, though. Many would tell you that Bruno Fernandes was lucky to avoid the same punishment as Foden when kicking the City man before he lashed back out.

And then there was the winner from Erling Haaland. How VAR didn't stick with the original decision of offside when Enzo Fernandez was clearly interfering with play, I will never know.

Anyway, I need a lie down.... I will catch you all very soon.

Elliot Anderson's stats against Manchester United:

Stats provided by Squawka and Opta

Elliot Anderson was superb today.

The man was everywhere in that game and seemed to shoulder extra responsibility in the middle of the park once Phil Foden was sent off.

He drove Manchester City forward with line-breaking passes when he got the ball, plus was brilliant at breaking up play when Manchester United were coming at him.

The England international has settled in incredibly well at City after what was a tough debut in the Community Shield against Arsenal.

It seems like money well spent by City.

Michael Carrick, Manchester United boss, speaking to Sky Sports:

Iliman Ndiaye's stats against Manchester United:

A quick word for Iliman Ndiaye; how good was he?

Enzo Maresca's move to hook Rayan Cherki off at half-time for Ndiaye proved to be a masterstroke; it may well have even won Manchester City the match.

The winger was absolutely superb in that second half, constantly leading the press and winning his battles.

He is known for his incredible attacking play, but it was his defensive work that he deserves credit for tonight.

No wonder he was celebrating so hard at full-time. What a display.

When isn't Erling Haaland making history, let's be real.

The striker's goalscoring exploits seem to break records every week; the man is just a joke of a player.

Haaland is now the outright top goalscorer in Premier League Manchester derbies with nine goals, surpassing Sergio Agüero and Wayne Rooney, who netted eight in this fixture.

I imagine there will be many more to come, too.

Lisandro Martinez, Manchester United defender, on Sky Sports:

Erling Haaland, Manchester Cirty goalscorer, on Sky Sports:

On whether he thought his winner should have stood:

Premier League match centre statement:

Right, we need to get things straight here.

Yes, Erling Haaland's winner shouldn't have counted, but that doesn't mean that Manchester City didn't deserve the three points.

Manchester United were incredibly poor despite having the man advantage, and didn't deserve a point for that display.

City were well worth the win for their bravery and courage after going down to ten, and the fact that they still created some big chances while keeping United at bay.

A controversial winner, but a well-deserved win.

Gary Neville, former Man United captain, on Sky Sports:

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