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Manchester United vs Manchester City Bet Builder Tips 

Manchester City to win

Since joining Manchester City, Pep Guardiola has won 10 times against Manchester United and only lost on six occasions, with two of those defeats coming in the League Cup.

Guardiola’s men have won their last three games against United. While City have stuttered in recent games with a draw against Everton and an uncharacteristic 2-0 loss to Southampton on Wednesday, we can expect a strong response from Guardiola’s players to try and make it four wins in four.

Both teams to score 

Both teams to score has happened in the last two games in this fixture and with an improving United side they will feel confident coming into this one.

United have won their last eight matches and have scored 21 goals in the process at an average of 2.6 goals per game.

Manchester City are the Premier League’s top goalscorers with 45 goals and have seen both teams to score in four of their last five Premier League games. 

9+ corners

9+ corners seems like a lot but if you look at these two teams’ averages it may not seem too far away. Manchester United average 5.75 corners so far this year and when at home have seen an average of 11.50 corners so far this season, well over the 9+ required.

Manchester City normally dominate possession meaning a greater opportunity of the ball staying in play, but interestingly away from home they average the third most corners at 5.38 only behind Liverpool and West Ham respectively.

Away from the Etihad, City matches have averaged 8.63 corners but with a fiery derby expected this number could certainly go up.

40+ booking points

Selecting players to be booked is always a hard one to predict so aiming for both teams combined to get over 40 booking points could be a good angle to look at.

Under Erik ten Hag, United have become more aggressive with a higher press and have picked up the most yellow cards by any team in the Premier League with 43 in just 17 games.

At Old Trafford, they have collected 18 yellow cards in eight games just at slightly over the two cards a home game marker.

Manchester City have been more controlled in the card market having only picked up 17 yellows and one red card in the league this season but United will surely deploy different tactics from the 6-3 hammering in October, which could result in a higher number of cards being dished out.