Manchester City and Manchester United played out a lackluster 0-0 draw at Old Trafford on Sunday afternoon.
The Premier League clash failed to live up to the storied rivalry usually filled with fireworks.
The match saw both sides struggle to create clear-cut chance.
The first half saw United edge possession but fail to trouble City goalkeeper Ederson.
Alejandro Garnacho’s early burst down the right offered hope, but his cross found no takers in the box.
City looked disjointed without the injured Erling Haaland, with Omar Marmoush unable to replicate the Norwegian’s cutting edge.
A rare moment of excitement came when Bruno Fernandes tested Ederson with a long-range effort, only for the Brazilian to tip it over the bar.
After the break, City showed flickers of intent.
Kevin De Bruyne, in his final Manchester derby before departing the club this summer, nearly unlocked United’s defense with a clever through ball, but Andre Onana stood tall to deny Marmoush.
United responded with Casemiro heading wide from a Fernandes corner, while substitute Joshua Zirkzee saw a late effort blocked by Rico Lewis in a frantic goalmouth scramble.
The game fizzled out with four minutes of added time, as both teams seemed content to settle for a point.
