Manchester City set out an early marker as first-half goals from Kevin De Bruyne and Kelechi Iheanacho gave them a 2-1 win over Manchester United in a throbbing Manchester derby on Saturday.
The citizen bossed the opened period for long spells and dashed into a justified 2-0 lead on account of strikes from De Bruyne and Iheanacho.
Claudio Bravo had a moment to disregard on his acquaintance as he ignored with accumulate a cross which incited Zlatan Ibrahimovic pulling one back for Jose Mourinho’s United before the half-time break.
United thought they were level when Marcus Rashford’s strike maintained a strategic distance from in off Ibrahimovic, only for the push to be chalked off as the Swede was stayed in an offside position, before De Bruyne struck the post minutes sometime later at the other side.
In any case, City could hold tight and keep up their 100 for each penny start to the Premier League season, while in like manner administering a first whipping on United in 2016-17.
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