Manchester Derby
There will be more police on the streets of Manchester today ahead of tonight's Premiership derby. Around six hundred officers will be involved in the operation inside and around the Etihad - as well as in the city centre.
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City and United fans praised for good behaviour
Video - Liam Gallagher at City conference
Mancini - United are still the favourites
Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini thinks United can still win the Premier League title
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Liam Gallagher storms City conference after derby
The former Oasis frontman on Fergie - 'on the whisky or what?'
Read the full storyLiam Gallagher crashes the post derby press conference
A jubilant Liam Gallagher stormed Manchester City's press conference last night, exclaiming, "Top of the league? How about that?"
Hand of god Maradona also tweeted about him. Get the full story here.
City's next manager?
The former Oasis frontman sat in Mancini's chair and delivered a cheeky jibe to United manager Sir Alex Ferguson.
Hinting why the Red Devils lost the derby that was billed as the most important game of the season, he said: "Ferguson must have been on the whisky."
Liam Gallagher - 'Mancini's almost as cool as me'
Massive Manchester City fan Liam Gallagher celebrated his team's triumph over arch-rivals Manchester United by bursting into the club's media room and declaring his love for manager Roberto Mancini.
Gallagher, announced: "I love Mancini, he is nearly as cool as me."
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City and United fans praised for good behaviour
Police made just 31 arrests in Manchester city centre and in or around the Etihad Stadium. Mainly relating to public order.
Read the full storyFans react to City winning Manchester derby.
Manchester City are still in the Premier League title race after beating United 1-0 in what was the most important derby match in living memory. If City clinch the top slot in the Premier League it would be their first domestic title since 1968.
City Win
Manchester City are still in the Premier League title race after beating United one-nil in what was the most important derby match in living memory. If City clinch the top slot in the Premier League it would be their first domestictitle since 1968.