Man United 4-3 Man City: Old Trafford hosts the first derby of the 2009-10 season as United fans taunt their City counterparts over their trophy haul. The slogan echoes a provocative poster used by City after they lured Carlos Tevez to cross the divide
A pulsating match unfolds with United taking the lead three times only to be pegged back by City on each occasion, with Craig Bellamy scoring in the 90th minute to make it 3-3
But former Liverpool striker Michael Owen becomes an instant Old Trafford hero by coming off the bench to score a dramatic winner for United in the sixth minute of stoppage-time
While then City manager Mark Hughes fumes over the amount of added-time, an elated United boss Sir Alex Ferguson stokes tensions between the sides by describing City as his team's "noisy neighbours"
Man City 2-1 Man United: The two clubs meet in the Carling Cup semi-finals with the first leg at Eastlands. United strike first through veteran winger Ryan Giggs
Tevez turns the game around, scoring a penalty before half-time and a header after the break to give City a slight advantage going into the second leg at Old Trafford
Man United 3-1 Man City: United take a 2-0 lead in the second leg before Tevez pulls one back after 76 minutes to make it 3-3 on aggregate. But Wayne Rooney's stoppage-time header puts the Red Devils through to the final
The significance of United's victory over their arch-rivals is laid bare in some exuberant celebrations in the home dressing room
Man City 0-1 Man United: With only five games of the campaign remaining, City manager Roberto Mancini knows a victory over United would go a long way to securing a place in the 2010-11 season's Champions League
But it is a familiar storyline as Paul Scholes decides a scrappy affair with a stoppage-time header which earns him a passionate embrace from fellow United veteran Gary Neville
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