Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC One

We've seen enough from a Man United point of view to suggest they can be stubborn. They are smart enough and well-drilled enough to keep testing City.

It's going to be a really interesting second half.

Nice turn and run by Jadon Sancho as he weaves his way into the area but three sky blue shirts are quickly on him and he ultimately can't get through.

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The players are back out on the pitch and Manchester United get the second half under way.

Watch as Bruno Fernandes equalises from the penalty spot for Manchester United after VAR rules Manchester City's Jack Grealish handled in the box.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC One

It has been a really interesting first half.

From a United point of view, you plan all week and the you're behind after 12 seconds.

Other than conceding early, it has been the type of performance I expected from United, they've been tough and aggressive and they've made it an ugly game.

Jaap Stam
Former Manchester United defender on BBC 5 Live

City know that United have the danger in transition, that's why they are playing so high up the pitch. United need to handle it a little bit better when handling the ball.

Steve Smith: Grealish and Silva have been ineffective. Time to bring on Foden and Mahrez.

Shane O'Neill: Eriksen and Sancho look totally out of their depth here against City. ETH should introduce some serious pace with Garnacho and Pellistri.

Juliette Ferrington
BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley

Bruno Fernandes celebrated in front of the Manchester City fans after his spot kick. As the United players joined in - items were thrown at the end from where the Manchester City fans are sitting - including a bottle of water and a pair of glasses. Victor Lindelof was hit by an item thrown from the stands.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Wembley Stadium

I suspect if anyone from Manchester United had been offered that half-time score after 30 seconds, they would have accepted it with relief.

From very little, they have managed to get themselves on level terms and Manchester City have lost the fluency they started the match with.

You would still expect City to come out on top but Erik ten Hag has something to work with during the break, which didn't seem likely to be the case for long parts of that opening period.

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Wembley

Erik ten Hag galloped down the tunnel towards the Manchester United dressing room when Paul Tierney blew for half-time. Tierney, meanwhile, was booed by a section of City supporters, unhappy with the penalty decision, as he made his way off.

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC One

Wan-Bissaka comes flying in but he's barely touched Grealish. I don't think it's a yellow card, it might not even be a foul.

Let's remember it's a derby.

Kevin de Bruyne's ball into the box is an easy catch for David de Gea and that's the last action of a half that produced plenty of talking points.

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Jack Grealish is caught again, this time it is Aaron Wan-Bissaka who slides in and clips the Manchester City midfielder. It results in Wan-Bissaka getting the first yellow of the match and City have a free kick in a decent position on the left side of the box.

I think Jack Grealish is still stewing from the penalty decision. He's struggled to get into the game and pushes Marcus Rashford in frustration as he is fouled on the left flank.

Manchester United play a free kick from inside their own half to the edge of the Manchester City box with Marcus Rashford giving chase. The striker feeds Jadon Sancho but he can't get a shot away before he is crowded out.

Manchester City are on the ball as the fourth official holds his board up, indicating four minutes added on at the end of the first half.