Transfer news...

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

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

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

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

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

Carrick and Tevez reprise their battle

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

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

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

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

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

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

[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

[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

[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

[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

[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

• Sport
• Football
• Manchester United

[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

[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

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