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When and where

Gareth Taylor‘s side travel to Old Trafford on Sunday 19 November, with kick-off set for 16:30 (UK).

The match is available to watch live on Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Football in the United Kingdom.

You can also keep across all the key moments of the action on our dedicated matchday account on X: @ManCityWomen.

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Sun 19 Nov

Barclays WSL

Man United

16:30

GMT

Man City

App Coverage

As always, the official Manchester City app provides you with comprehensive coverage of our WSL clash at Old Trafford.

Our Matchday Centre will get under way from 15:00, providing detailed text commentary, stats and analysis across the afternoon.

Ahead of kick-off Ellen Ellard will also be joined by former City defender Nedum Onuoha at pitchside to discuss the latest Manchester derby.

Nick Walsh will then be on hand to guide you through the action with live audio commentary, while those with notifications turned on will also be alerted to all the key moments as they unfold.

A detailed match report, plus reaction from Gareth Taylor can also be accessed soon after the final whistle, while highlights and a CITY+ full-match replay are available from 12:00 on Monday 20 November.

Gareth Taylor preview

Gareth Taylor says Alex Greenwood is available for Sunday’s Manchester derby at Old Trafford.

The England defender has been out since clashing heads on international duty and has missed the games against Arsenal, Liverpool, and Brighton.

Now Greenwood is line to play against the side she spent the 2018/19 campaign with for the historic first clash of the Manchester giants at Old Trafford.

“Alex is good,” said Taylor at his Friday press briefing.

“She’s trained for the last two days and it’s good to have her back in because we have missed her leadership and the quality she brings.

“Having Alex back is great for us.

“She’s gone through all the checks and she’s fine and available for the weekend.”

Regarding the rest of the squad, Taylor added: “We have good availability in terms of players who can be selected.”

Ticket information

Tickets are still on sale to qualifying supporters ahead of our trip to Old Trafford.

The Club has received an allocation of 3,098 tickets, including 18 wheelchair bays and a number of tickets for ambulant supporters.

For more information, click here.

Last Time Out

City were edged out by a single goal against Brighton in the WSL, consigning us to our first defeat on home soil in 27 matches in all competitions.

Despite hitting the woodwork twice and carving out several promising openings, Lee Geum-Min’s late strike proved the difference at the Joie Stadium.

It means City sit sixth in the WSL table, but could move as high as second with a win over our rivals.

Meanwhile, Manchester United come into Sunday’s clash on the back of a 5-0 triumph over West Ham United.

Previous meeting

City were edged out in stoppage time against our rivals in the most recent Manchester derby.

Filippa Angeldahl had levelled for Gareth Taylor‘s side, cancelling out Hayley Ladd’s early opener despite us playing almost an hour with ten players following Ellie Roebuck‘s dismissal.

But a 91st-minute strike from Lucia Garcia saw City miss out in agonising fashion.