Having lost 2-1 to Manchester United at the Etihad Stadium last season, revenge could be on Manchester City’s agenda ahead of Sunday’s much-awaited encounter between the two fierce rivals. For Pep Guardiola himself, the prospect of beating Ruben Amorim should motivate him as he lost twice and drew one one out of his last three meeting with the Portuguese tactician. Amorim praised Guardiola by naming him as “the best coach in the world” and he will be aware that writing the Catalan off despite City’s poor start to the season would be a grave error. Rayan Cherki vowed to “kill”…
Bad news for Man City as £59m player was spotted on crutches ahead of Man United clash – journalist
