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'Soon' - Man Utd handed positive injury update ahead of Man City & Lyon

Kobbie Mainoo may return for Manchester United against City on Sunday after being sidelined for two months with a muscular injury, as coach Ruben Amorim stated.
Matthijs de Ligt is doubtful due to an ankle injury sustained during the last match, according to Amorim.
Key players, including Erling Haaland and Amad, will miss the derby due to injuries, as confirmed by manager Pep Guardiola.
Manchester United aims to recover from a 1-0 defeat at Nottingham Forest and prepare for the Europa League quarter-final.

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'Soon' - Man Utd handed positive injury update ahead of Man City & Lyon

One of Manchester United’s injury stars has teased a return to action

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Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher agree on prediction for Man Utd vs Man City - The Mirror

Manchester United beat Manchester City when the teams met in the Premier League back in December and City will go into the reverse fixture without Erling Haaland

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Manchester Evening News

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Manchester United set to welcome back another player from injury vs Man City - Manchester Evening News

Man United take on Man City in the derby on Sunday and Ruben Amorim could have one player back but lose another player.

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Manchester United vs Manchester City: Previous, probable alignments and prognosis

The city of Manchester will once again be paralyzed this weekend with a new edition of the

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Manchester United v Manchester City PL match programme, 06.04.25 by Manchester United Football Club

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Man United Starting Lineup Prediction vs Man City

When Manchester United host Man City on Sunday, it really could be anybody’s ballgame. Despite United being buried on the second page of the standings, this is a toss-up, pick’em kind of Manchester Derby. After all, United have both home ground advantage here and the confidence from having already taken the reverse fixture on the road, 2-1 back on December 15. And while, yes, Manchester City remain superior in quality, talent and depth, they are…

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