Bukayo Saka savours Arsenal's big win after gruelling week
Bukayo Saka has hailed Arsenal's character after helping them secure a hard-fought 2-0 victory at Sunderland to complete a demanding week with three important wins.
Phil Foden reacts after controversial Manchester derby red card
The City forward saw red during a quiet first half after appearing to kick out at Bruno Fernandes. The decision proved controversial, with former United midfielder Roy Keane and ex-City defender Micah Richards both arguing that Foden should not have been dismissed.
Foden responded to the victory on social media, making it clear that he was disappointed not to have played a bigger part in the result.
"Unbelievable performance from the lads. Gutted I didn't get to play my part properly. Proud to be Blue," Foden wrote.
Despite being down to 10 men, City held on to claim a 1-0 victory and Foden was later seen gesturing "1-0" towards United supporters as he left Old Trafford.
There was also a memorable derby debut for Elliot Anderson, who joined in the celebrations after being named Player of the Match by Gary Neville.
The midfielder joined City from Nottingham Forest in the summer for a reported 116 million pounds after previously being strongly linked with a move to United.
Anderson had described City as "the Kings of Manchester" after completing his move, and he quickly had the chance to underline that claim on his first derby appearance.
City will now switch their focus to the EFL Cup, with Norwich City visiting the Etihad Stadium in the third round on Thursday.
Newcastle sweat on Amar Dedic fitness ahead of Leeds visit
Newcastle head coach Matthias Jaissle has several selection decisions to make ahead of tonight's Premier League meeting with Leeds United, with Amar Dedic's fitness a particular concern.
Joao Pedro urges Chelsea to sharpen up after Hull draw
Joao Pedro has called on Chelsea to improve the finer details of their game after they were held to a 2-2 draw by Hull City in the Premier League.
'We had a plan' - Enzo Maresca backed 10-man Man City to stun Man Utd
Enzo Maresca believes Manchester City showed their character by beating Manchester United despite playing with 10 men for more than an hour of the Manchester derby.