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As the half progresses, City are beginning to dominate. Here, United's Nani vies for a high ball with Gareth Barry

 

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Seconds before half-time Vincent Kompany loses his marker, Chris Smalling, at a corner and powers a header at goal ...

 

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The reverse angle shows that Smalling was back-pedalling while Kompany was in the perfect position to get a firm connection with the ball ... it's so fast David De Gea has no chance

 

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What a huge goal that is! Half-time: 1-0

 

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City's fans are in full voice as the second half begins

 

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Carrick and Tevez reprise their battle

 

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Sergio Aguero, who is being watched from the stands by his step-father Maradona, delivers a cross while fending Smalling off the ball

 

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United are getting rather anxious. Their manager, Sir Alex Ferguson, even has a pop at Mancini on the touchline and the two have to be separated

 

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This is the challenge that so irked Ferguson. In truth it was merely a tangle of legs between Nigel de Jong and Danny Welbeck

 

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After five minutes of injury time, the final whistle is blown - United are beaten, City are top of the league! Final score: 1-0

 

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Wayne Rooney looks as desperate as anyone in red. City and United are now tied on 83 points, but City's goal difference is superior by eight

 

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City's fans waste no time in berating their rivals - it's the second time this season they've beaten United and just look how much they're enjoying it

 

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[h=2]Manchester City 1-0 Manchester United[/h] [h=1]Roberto Mancini: 'Football is crazy but Manchester City deserve this'[/h] Manchester City, often castigated for being defensive, took their chance while the normally penetrative United were blunt

Sir Alex Ferguson, the Manchester United manager, left, exchanges a few words with his Manchester City counterpart, Roberto Mancini. Photograph: Gerry Penny/EPA

 

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[h=1]Insult to injury: Welbeck and Evans ruled out of Man United's must-win Swansea clash [/h]
Fergie hopeful both could recover in time for final game at Sunderland

 

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[h=1]Fight, fight, fight! Man United target Kagawa lays into team-mate ahead of summer move [/h]
Dortmund midfielder accuses Lewandowski of being selfish

 

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[h=1]Luiz change? Barcelona line up massive summer move for the Chelsea defender [/h] Coaching change makes no difference to Catalans' plans to bring in the Brazilian - although they might have to sell before they buy

 

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[h=1]Transfer news, rumours and gossip from Thursday's papers [/h] Michael Owen's Shanghai Surprise, Lavezzi set to leave Napoli, Keita to snub Liverpool and Arsenal in for Bost

 

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[h=2]Exclusive[/h] [h=1]Portuguese police to question Manchester United over Bébé transfer[/h] • Anti-corruption unit contacts striker's former agent
• £7.2m signing started just two matches for United

 

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[h=1]Champions League final: Bayern v Chelsea - in pictures[/h] All the best images from the Allianz Arena in Germany where Chelsea beat Bayern Munich on penalties to win European club football's biggest prize, including a selection of images from our photographer Tom Jenkins

This Bayern fan appears to have brought his own trophy to the arena for tonight's final - and it looks pretty authentic too. He'll be hoping Philip Lahm can carry home the real thing tonight for the fifth time in the club's history

 

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The 69,901-seater Allianz Arena is the venue for the clash. It must surely provide an advantage to Bayern, whose home ground this has been since 2005