– Pep Guardiola has underlined the Man United’s dangerous attackline his side had to contend with during the Manchester derby
– Two first half goals from Rashford and Martial rendered Otamendi’s goal a mere consolation as the Red Devils marched to a 2-1 win
– The disappointing result left City a massive 14 points behind leaders Liverpool, with their title defence now in tatters
Man City boss Pep Guardiola has admitted United’s attackline gave his side problems during the Manchester derby played on Saturday, December 7, at Etihad Stadium.
City were often caught off guard whenever the Red Devils launched counter attacks, exposing the hosts’ porous and vulnerable defence.
United’s scintillating performance saw them stun their city rivals 2-1, with both Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial getting their names on the score sheet.
Guardiola has now come out to acknowledge his wards’ had no answer to the visitors’ attacking partnership that also included Daniel James.