Man City 2-3 Man Utd Highlights

Robin van Persie’s injury-time winner moved Manchester United six points ahead of neighbours Manchester City at the top of the Premier League table.

Watch English Premier League match, Man City Vs Man Utd highlights here.

Venue: Etihad Stadium.
Date: Sunday, 9 December, 2012.
Kick off: 13:30 GMT.

Highlights

All Goals

All Goals (Alternative)

0-1 – Rooney

0-2 – Rooney

First Half Highlights

1-2 – Yaya Toure

2-2 – Zabaleta

2-3 – van Persie

Head-to-head

United have won 17 of 30 Premier League meetings between the two clubs; City have won seven.

Sir Alex Ferguson and Roberto Mancini have met 10 times as managers. Ferguson has won five to Mancini’s four.

United’s biggest win at City came in their first-ever meeting, a 5-2 win on 3 November 1894 at the Blues’ Hyde Road ground.

Manchester City are looking to win three top-flight matches in a row against United for the first time since a four-match winning streak from 1969-70.

Manchester City

City are still unbeaten in the Premier League after 15 matches of the season.

The club are unbeaten in their last 21 league matches in total. If they avoid defeat, they will equal their all-time top-flight club record 22-match streak (set from 1936 to 1937 under manager Wilf Wild).

They are the first English team not to win a single game in the Champions League group phase.

Carlos Tevez has scored 13 of 15 penalties in the Premier League.

They have never lost a Premier League game in which Tevez has scored (W31, D4).

Manchester United

United have gone 84 matches across all competitions (58 in the Premier League) without a goalless draw.

Wayne Rooney’s penalty at Reading was their 1,000th Premier League goal since the turn of the century – the first club to reach this milestone.

Rooney has scored eight goals in Manchester derby matches in all competitions. Only Sir Bobby Charlton (nine) has ever scored more for United against City. The outright most goals ever by a player in this fixture is 10, set by Franny Lee and Joe Hayes.

The Red Devils have conceded the opening goal 15 times in 23 matches this season. But they came back to win against Reading for the seventh time in the league, a record for a Premier League season.