If you wanted to know how to watch a live stream of Manchester United vs. Manchester City online and on mobile, you’ve come to the right place. City travel to Old Trafford this Sunday looking to consolidate their place at the top of the Premier League and record a seventh derby day victory in their last nine. They’ll have to do so without Sergio Aguero and David Silva, however, who are both still missing through injury.
We are not privy to every single one of Manchester United's training sessions, nor are we insiders on the German National Team, but we have not received any reports of Bastian Schweinsteiger goose-stepping across the practice pitch or in any way else insinuating that he is a Nazi. Enter the Bastian Schweinsteiger Nazi doll.
Blue vs. Red. Pride vs. Pedigree. Rooney vs. Hart. Sterling vs. Martial. Noel Gallagher vs. Chevrolet. The Manchester Derby.
Sunday is derby day in Manchester, England and the stakes are huge. Manchester City sits atop the English Premier League with Manchester United two points behind and looking to overtake their neighbors with a win on their home grounds as the clubs meet for the 170th time.
It was the beginning of the 2010-11 Premier League season and Liverpool had a new manager at the helm. Roy Hodgson was brought in from Fulham, and his first managerial signing was gifted English midfielder Joe Cole on a free transfer from Chelsea. It was expected that Cole would make a great partnership in midfield with Steven Gerrard.
It led to this quote from the Liverpool skipper:
Leeds United owner and convicted fraudster Massimo Cellino has started the week by sacking manager Uwe Rossler after just 12 games in charge. In fairness, that isn’t a particularly noteworthy event: Cellino has now sacked five managers during his 18 month ownership of the Championship club.
Separated by a three-mile stretch on the A57 road, a 15 minute drive southwest will take you from the Etihad Stadium to Old Trafford, the site of this Sunday’s Manchester derby between Manchester United and Manchester City.
A top of the table clash between United and City, rarely seen throughout the course of the Manchester derby’s illustrious history, has heightened the drama beyond its normal magnitude. This is a fixture that will go a long way towards deciding who will be crowned Premier League champion come May.
It’s hard to not believe Wesley Hall when he talks. In his recent interview with the BBC concerning the Manchester Angels — a homeless activist group he leads — being granted permission to squat in a building by Gary Neville, he cuts a contrasting figure to the other homeless men that preceed him. They, as well-meaning and nice as they seem, cannot match Hall’s obvious wit and conviction.
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. In the opening line of "A Tale of Two Cities," Charles Dickens is referring to the French Revolution, but he could have easlity been talking about this game between Stevenage FC and Wycombe Wanderers in the English fourth division. Heck, maybe that is what he was talking about, and he had powers of prophecy that we didnt know about.
Jurgen Klopp said he’s “satisfied” with how his new Liverpool side performed against Tottenham in game one of the Klopperpool regime. Let’s break it down bit by bit, and explore a few other things that happened this weekend in the wacky Premier League.
Liverpool and Tottenham played to a snoozy nil-nil draw, which is good news for Spurs because they weren’t obliterated by Liverpool at home like they’ve been the last two times this fixture was played.
Joe Cole is moving to Coventry City. We are going to repeat that, just because it feels so weird to say. Joe Cole is moving to Coventry City. One more time. Joe Cole is moving to Coventry City.
Seriously, what?