Manchester United have beaten Manchester City at Etihad last night in the English Premier League and Ruben Amorim becomes the first manager to beat Manchester City in the debut derby game after Sir Alex Ferguson. It was not a very good performance from the Reds but the last minute turnaround sees all the difference. Till 85th minute, United were trailing by 1-0, but Amad won the penalty and scored a wonderful goals to secure the three points for Amorim’s men.
Manchester United pulled off a dramatic late turnaround to beat Manchester City 2-1 at the Etihad Stadium in a thrilling Premier League derby last night. Ruben Amorim, managing his first Manchester Derby, etched his name in history as the first United manager since Sir Alex Ferguson to win his debut derby against City.
Despite a lackluster performance for much of the game, United showcased resilience in the final moments. City had taken a deserved lead in the first half through Gvardiol’s header from the corner, dominating possession and creating several chances. The Reds struggled to find their rhythm, with City looking set to secure another derby triumph.
However, the game turned on its head in the 85th minute when Amad Diallo won a crucial penalty. Calm under pressure, Bruno Fernandes converted the spot-kick to equalize. Moments later, Amad delivered a moment of brilliance, curling in a stunning goal to silence the Etihad crowd and secure all three points for United.
The victory marked a statement moment for Amorim, who displayed tactical boldness and belief in his squad.
