Chance! Fernandinho finds Gabriel Jesus with a crisp pass into the right-hand channel, Jesus comes into the area and leaves Marcos Rojo on his backside with a wonderful bit of a stepover, he's in on goal - but scuffs a left-footed shot straight at David de Gea.

That was a real chance. He had time!

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Still City probe towards the Stretford End, Kevin de Bruyne showing industry to go with his ingenuity. He wins it back, Raheem Sterling and Gabriel Jesus then swap passes, Sterling is into the area but he can only stab a shot tamely at David de Gea. It was a good challenge from Chris Smalling.

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Robbie Savage
Ex-Leicester City & Wales midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

Manchester United aren't parking the bus, but they are getting men behind the ball. City have had all the possession, but United are defending well. They need Lukaku to hold the ball up better.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho and his Manchester City counterpart Pep Guardioa are already prowling their technical areas.

Pep clearly not bothered about the cold in his fashionable little jacket - and his usual micro-management and tic-tac is keeping him warm.

United have won every game they've played at OT this season, in all competitions. Can they keep that up?

Kyle Walker is tripped by Nemanja Matic and City players want a booking in return. No dice. Kevin de Bruyne's free-kick is cleared nervously away for a corner, plenty of pushing and pulling in the middle too.

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And now almost a chance at the other end - Ander Herrera wins it back, Marcus Rashford threads a pass through and it's overhit for Romelu Lukaku. Needed a touch more quality there.

Gabriel Jesus then inadvertently blocks a Fernandinho shot. It's very engaging stuff.

Liverpool

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp, speaking to BBC Sport: "Obviously, it is not important what I think (about the penalty)."

On Sadio Mane missing a big chance to make it 2-0: "It is easy to say. He knows this. he made his chance by himself and thought he could score for sure. That is what strikers do. There is no blame. It is just one situation. We were the dominant side. We had to cope with the way Everton play. We had intensity and did everything to win the game. I have heard people say it was a penalty, but Williams did it 50 times against Solanke but no free-kick. We cannot change it. So short after the game it feels unfair. But that is life and football."

On his substitutions: "I can see it in everyone's eyes, when we win everyone thinks it is a good idea. When we don't I take the blame. I took Salah off and put Firmino on. I have been asked if that was a mistake, that it is my life. I think the performance shows we made the right decision, but the result does not."

On keeping his squad fresh: "Twenty-one days, seven games. We can push them through until one is injured and then people say the squad is not deep enough. The players who came on did a brilliant job. Usually you win a game like this with the chances we created."

Almost! Raheem Sterling plays a great pass through the eye of a needle, Gabriel Jesus goes for a lay-off when he was only about eight yards from goal and the ball goes dead.

If he had taken that on he would surely score! City looking good.

Elmir: The biggest asset for Manchester City is David Silva, for Manchester United it’s Nemanja Matic. The derby will be a clash of those two. Guardiola’s big mistake is to bench Aguero, maybe he plans to bring him in after United defenders get tired?

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Juliette Ferrington
BBC Radio 5 live at Old Trafford

It’s a 'who’s who?' in the United directors' box to the left of our commentary postition.

Mike Phelan and Ryan Giggs are right next to our engineer. Michael Carrick alongside Giggs.

Steve and Alex Bruce are sitting in the row in front and in front of them the England manager Gareth Southgate is amongst other famous faces.

City have had 78% of possession in these early stages. Patient, probing.

Robbie Savage
Ex-Leicester City & Wales midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

The referee has set the tone with that booking.

The pattern is set, and it's a promising one for neutrals. City have the ball, pushing on forwards, and then United look to break out at pace.

Kevin de Bruyne loses the ball 20 yards from goal and Ander Herrera wins it, and almost frees Jesse Lingard away.

Kyle Walker is booked already! Late on Ander Herrera. In he goes.

City bossing the early play. Old Trafford in fantastic voice.

Kevin de Bruyne is on the ball for the first time but he's closed down. United counter through Marcus Rashford and Fernandinho does well to shut him out.

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United go long again - Romelu Lukaku closed down Vincent Kompany and almost beat him to the ball. Could be a direct approach from the men in red.

Vincent Kompany was pointing at his team-mates to push up before the game had even kicked off. United whacked it long and the visitors are now keeping the ball.

Edward: Pace everywhere in the Manchester derby. Herrera to man-mark De Bruyne all game? Odds on when he gets his yellow card?!

Derby #2 is go!

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