City beat United in Manchester derby

Manchester City gloriously brought a century of Maine Road derby combat to a close by ending a 13-year drought against their bitter rivals.

City beat United in Manchester derby
Sat, 09 Nov, 2002 - 14:25

Manchester City 3, Manchester Utd 1 (full-time)

Manchester City gloriously brought a century of Maine Road derby combat to a close by ending a 13-year drought against their bitter rivals.

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