At the Etihad Stadium, Manchester City overcame a 1-0 deficit to defeat Manchester United thanks to two goals from Phil Foden in the second half. Erik ten Hag’s team had taken an unexpected lead in the Manchester derby thanks to Marcus Rashford’s thunderous long shot, and United managed to hold onto the lead until halftime thanks to Erling Haaland’s stunning miss from much closer range. But they were unable to hang on. Before Foden’s low finish put City ahead, he found a fantastic strike of his own. In stoppage time, Haaland finally found the back of the net to cap off his team’s dominance and break United’s record of 143 straight Premier League games without a loss when leading at halftime. Ten Hag could cite a strategy that produced marginal results after nearly an hour of use.