When she is in great shape and has not lost in the last 9 games in all frames, the Devils will host City at 6:30 p.m.

• Fred and Maguire in front of De Briana. Today is the battle of Manchester

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Manchester United could not have chosen a better fit for the derby against City today. The Red Devils have not lost in their last nine games in all frames, and tonight (6:30 p.m., Sports 1) they hope to continue the positive momentum and perhaps complete a season-ending double in the league over the city rival.

"You can't just take safety out of the fridge, it comes with good results and performances like we have done over and over again," United coach Ole Gunnar Sulshiar said. "City are a great team when they are at their peak and so we have to be ready for the tackle. A game that is always awaited with anticipation, and I think the guys come to this game with all the confidence they need. "

On the other hand Pep Guardiola responded in detail to whether he was satisfied that Marcus Headford would be absent due to injury: "I always said from my first day on the system that I love that my opponents have a full roster. To play when the top players are qualified, I hope that Rushford recovers as quickly as possible. United have Marciel, James, Bruno Fernandes and we need to understand the quality they have. "

Also, the Spanish roster is incomplete. Kevin De Braunna, who missed the win over Sheffield Wensday in the Midweek Cup is still in doubt and is expected to pass a qualifying test, with Kyle Walker and Fernandinho expected to return in defense of John Stones and Joao Cancello. Young Phil Foden may open today as well.