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Everton v Southampton (15:00 GMT)
Martin Keown
Former England defender on Football Focus
There is a lot going on around Everton today and Lampard needs to concentrate on what is happening on the pitch. There isn't an appetite to change manager there but today is a must win game.
Everton have to win.
Everton v Southampton (15:00 GMT)
Frank Lampard needs a positive result...
Everton v Southampton (15:00 GMT)
Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Goodison Park
Image source, BBC SportWe may be barely halfway through the season but this feels like a huge day for Everton and Southampton as they look to start climbing away from trouble.
Toffees fans, in particular, are aghast they are in this position once again after only just escaping the drop last term and frustrations against how the club is being run are expected to be shown in a sit-in protest after full time at Goodison Park.
Before the match there were chants of sack the board by some of those gathered on Goodison Road but once the team coach arrived they gave a huge show of support for arriving players.
The fans may have their grievances with the board, who have been advised to stay away from Goodison Park for safety reasons today, but they are clearly behind their team.
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A reminder of how the bottom of the table looks going to this afternoon's massive games...
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Manchester United
Manchester United goalscorer Bruno Fernandes to BT Sport: "It's always important to win a game. As the manager said it doesn’t matter who the opponents are. Amazing comeback.
"I said before the game we look like a team now. Some time ago sometimes each one of us was looking for ourselves. Now you see a proper team playing for each other."
On the equaliser: "Because I was facing goal Marcus saw I was in a better position. I didn’t know if either of us were offside or not. The only one [defender] close was close to me."
On being one point behind City: "That doesn’t matter for us. We have to look forward to the next game. If you don't keep winnng they’ll go [City will go more points clear]. We’ll ceebrate a big win but from tomorrow our focus has to be on the next game."
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Offside or not, City did nothing to win the match. One shot on target, in 90 minutes. A draw would have been fair. A win it is though.
Anon
Hiding behind Rashford being "offside" is ignoring the fact that no one adequately tracked Bruno's run. Deal with it rather than relying on the referee.
Joel Sparks, Flintshire
Rashford was so interfering with play that he probably should be given the assist for that goal! Shouldn't mask the fact that City were defensively very poor today. You always feel there's something for you if you attack them.
Tattz in Harborne
There's plenty of reaction to come from Old Trafford - stay with us to hear from both managers - and we still have all this to come too...
FT: Man Utd 2-1 Man City
Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live
The fans are appreciating that Ten Hag is putting the club first. They're appreciating that he's trying to get the club going the right way with the values of the club itself and of the fans. No one is bigger than any football club, let alone Manchester United.
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BT Sport
Bruno Fernandes talking to BT Sport about his goal: "I was facing the goal, Marcus probably saw I was in a better position. I didn’t know if either of us was offside. He didn’t make any influence on the defenders. It is what it is."
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If Salah against Wolves isn't offside then that isn't offside. At least there's consistency - even if it's consistently wrong.
JB
FT: Man Utd 2-1 Man City
John Murray
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live
What this means is - and they all know it here - Manchester United move to within one point of Manchester City in the table. Similarly, Arsenal now know that if they're able to win at Tottenham, they will have an eight-point lead. All this after Jack Grealish put Manchester City in front.
What they will all be talking about on Match of the Day will be that Manchester United equaliser and whether it should have been allowed.
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Coming of age performance from Ten Hag and United. We were down and out in the reverse fixture. There's a togetherness now about this team.
Mark, Manchester
Offside is offside, never liked this "not interfering" rule. And I'm a United fan ( very happy though).
Manny
FT: Man Utd 2-1 Man City
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FT: Man Utd 2-1 Man City
Image source, BBC SportA massive, massive result for Manchester United.
They are now just one point behind Manchester City in third place, leapfrogging Newcastle.
FT: Man Utd 2-1 Man City
Karen Bardsley
Former England and Manchester City goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live
It's proved to be an incredibly entertaining game. You can see on the pitch how much it means to everyone here at Old Trafford. The Manchester United players are buzzing. What a game!
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John Murray
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live
Nine in a row for Erik ten Hag. It's all very different now to October. Tinged with controversy but what a win, nevertheless.
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There still protests from Manuel Akanji at full-time as he chats to the referee when they head off the pitch.
Jack Grealish comes across to share his thoughts too, waving his arms about angrily.
Marcus Rashford is soaking up the celebrations from the fans in the centre.
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Wueh!: Luke Shaw as centre back has been a masterstroke by ETH.
Man Utd 2-1 Man City
An eruption of celebration at full-time. Nine wins in a row for Manchester United.
They come from behind to beat their bitter rivals.
Man Utd 2-1 Man City
Bernardo Silva tries three times to find Erling Haaland in the box. It's frantic as Nathan Ake then goes down and Kevin de Bruyne's poked pass rolls through to David de Gea. He lies down on it and will take all the time in the world to stand up.