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Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.JUMP TO:Man United vs. Man City live scoreLatest updates, highlights and commentaryKickoff time where you areWhere to watch the gameManchester United host Manchester City in Sunday’s Manchester derby, the 199th edition of the historic fixture.City have started the season with three wins out of three in the Premier League and need another victory to keep pace with reigning champions Arsenal.United were pegged back to a dramatic 2-2 draw at Everton last time out and have four points from three matches in Michael Carrick’s first full season in charge.Carrick started his United reign with a raucous 2-0 win over City on this ground in January. That proved to be the last derby of Pep Guardiola’s decade in charge at City. Enzo Maresca will lead the Blues in the derby for the first time.The Sporting News is following the Man United vs. Man City match live, providing score updates and commentaryMan United vs. Man City live scoreVenue: Old Trafford, ManchesterReferee: Michael OliverKeep track of every game and every goal via SN’s live Premier League scoreboardPredicted lineups:Man United (4-2-3-1, right to left): 1. Senne Lammens (GK) — 2. Diogo Dalot, 5. Harry Maguire, 6. Lisandro Martinez, 23. Luke Shaw — 37. Kobbie Mainoo, 18. Youri Tielemans — 19. Bryan Mbeumo, 8. Bruno Fernandes, 9. Marcus Rashford — 30. Benjamin SeskoMan City (4-2-3-1, right to left): 1. Gianluigi Donnarumma (GK) — 27. Matheus Nunes, 6. Marc Guehi, 3. Ruben Dias. 33. Nico O’Reilly — 5. Elliot Anderson, 17. Enzo Fernandez — 47. Phil Foden, 10. Rayan Cherki, 42. Antoine Semenyo — 9. Erling HaalandMan United vs. Man City live updates, highlights from [competition](All times ET)Prematch10 a.m. – Confirmed team news will be with us shortly. All eyes will be on whether Benjamin Sesko starts up front for United. There’s a sense that Carrick’s team have lacked a focal point at times this season. The big Slovenian certainly gives them that. Sesko came off the bench to score at Everton last weekend and was also on target during the Champions League blowout win over Sabah on Thursday. If he starts here, it would be a popular call with the Old Trafford faithful from Carrick. Getty Images 9:45 a.m. – Enzo Maresca gets his first taste of the Manchester derby today. Pep Guardiola’s first derby was also four league games into the season in September 2016, when City won 2-1 thanks to first-half goals from Kevin De Bruyne and Kelechi Iheanacho. Nigeria striker Iheanacho also played under Maresca when he led Leicester City to promotion from the Championship in 2023-24. Despite the generally triumphant nature of that season, Maresca faced Carrick’s Middlesbrough twice and lost both times. To extend the tentative feelgood factor of his first few weeks in the Cit