United go nine points clear

Manchester City’s 32-year wait for an Old Trafford win goes on but United moved another step closer in their quest to end a three-year title drought with another derby-day triumph.

United go nine points clear
Sat, 09 Dec, 2006 - 15:19
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Manchester United 3 Manchester City 1

Manchester City’s 32-year wait for an Old Trafford win goes on but United moved another step closer in their quest to end a three-year title drought with another derby-day triumph.

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