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Manchester United unbeaten at home as City visits for derby showdown Sunday

Manchester United host Manchester City on Sunday having won 9 of their last 10 home league games this year.

United have made Old Trafford a fortress in 2026, winning 9 of 10 Premier League home games under manager Michael Carrick. Manchester City visit Sunday hoping to join Leeds as a team to take three points at United's ground this year.

City arrive unbeaten in their opening four matches but United's attack is sharp: they have scored 26 goals at home, more than any other team. Bruno Fernandes leads United's charge with 10 assists and 5 goals in those 10 games.

But United's defence has conceded 13 goals at home in those 10 matches, compared to 7 for Arsenal and 9 for City. Before kick-off, a United fan group plans a peaceful protest over what they say are unfair ticket bans.

The club said 685 accounts were banned and 464 supporters received warnings.

Michael Carrick
Manager
9 of 10 Premier League games
Home wins
26
Goals scored at home
13
Goals conceded at home

Why it mattersThe derby shapes the Premier League title race and matters to hundreds of millions of global football fans.

AustraliaMany Australian Premier League fans follow Manchester United and Manchester City. The match airs live in Australian time.

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