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What Manchester United did wrong against Manchester City’s 10 men – and what City did right

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By Ahmed Walid
| The Athletic Verified
There are usually two sides to a victory with 10 players: resilience and wastefulness. Manchester City’s back-to-the-walls defensive display in their 1-0 victory in the Manchester derby on Sunday presented the former, while Manchester United’s inability to create chances against 10 men embodied the latter. After Phil Foden’s red card in the 23rd minute, there was one main question: how will Michael Carrick’s side break down City’s defence?
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Premier League Forum: Can anyone stop Arsenal? Are Spurs in trouble again? Can Hull and Ipswich stay up?

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By Dan Sheldon Verified, Greg O'Keeffe Verified, Ahmed Walid
| The Athletic Verified
This felt like a significant result for Arsenal. In the second half against a spirited Sunderland side, they conceded a penalty when Ezri Konsa appeared to grapple with Dan Ballard. It was a decision that incensed Mikel Arteta, who described it as “unacceptable” in his post-match press conference and left the champions facing the prospect of defeat at the Stadium of Light. David Raya had other ideas.
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Premier League Forum: Can anyone stop Arsenal? Are Spurs in trouble again? Can Hull and Ipswich stay up?

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By Dan Sheldon Verified, Greg O'Keeffe Verified, Ahmed Walid
| The New York Times Verified
This felt like a significant result for Arsenal. In the second half against a spirited Sunderland side, they conceded a penalty when Ezri Konsa appeared to grapple with Dan Ballard. It was a decision that incensed Mikel Arteta, who described it as “unacceptable” in his post-match press conference and left the champions facing the prospect of defeat at the Stadium of Light. David Raya had other ideas.
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