Manchester United return to domestic duties today for the first time in almost a month as they make the short trip to take on reigning champions Manchester City in the Premier League.
United boss Erik ten Hag will be hoping for a positive result in his first Manchester derby and certainly a huge improvement from last season’s 4-1 reverse for the club at the Etihad, when Ralf Rangnick was interim coach.
Ten Hag’s side have not played a domestic match in four weeks due to fixture postponements and the international break, but are looking to build on four successive league victories. Mirror Football takes a look at all the latest stories coming out of Old Trafford ahead of a huge day for the club.