Man City vs Man Utd LIVE: Stream, TV channel and team news as Aguero and Sterling start at the Etihad – latest updates – The Sun

MAN CITY are in the driving seat as they welcome rivals Utd for an all-Manchester Carabao Cup semi-final.

Pep Guardiola's side lead 3-1 after the first-leg at Old Trafford, but Marcus Rashford's late strike has at least given the visitors hope of a comeback.

Aston Villa await the winners of this tie in the final at Wembley, which is all set for March 1.

  • Start time: 7.45pm
  • Venue: Etihad Stadium
  • TV/Live stream: Sky Sports Main Event and Football/Sky Go or NOW TV for non-subscribers
  • Man City XI: Bravo, Walker, Rodrigo, Otamendi, Cancelo, Gundogan, Mahrez, De Bruyne (c), Bernardo, Sterling, Aguero.
  • Man Utd XI: De Gea, Wan-Bissaka, Lindelof, Maguire (c), Shaw, Williams, Fred, Matic, Lingard, Greenwood, Martial.

Follow all the drama from Eastlands as it happens below…

  • UNITED

    Solskjaer made four changes from the side that walloped Tranmere 6-0 in the FA Cup on Sunday.

    David de Gea is back in goal, Aaron Wan-Bissaka and Brandon Williams return to defence and Fred is in midfield.

    Nemanja Matic recovers from a knock at Prenton Park to make the starting XI.

  • TEAMS!

    Man City XI: Bravo, Walker, Rodrigo, Otamendi, Cancelo, Gundogan, Mahrez, De Bruyne (c), Bernardo, Sterling, Aguero.

    Man Utd XI: De Gea, Wan-Bissaka, Lindelof, Maguire (c), Shaw, Williams, Fred, Matic, Lingard, Greenwood, Martial.

  • TEN MINUTES TO GO.

  • MAN CITY'S NICOLAS OTAMENDI PRE-MATCH:

    “We need to finish the job in the second leg after a good game away.

    “Playing at home with our fans is a big advantage, but we need to go with the same mentality, as if it was just 90 minutes.

    “Hopefully we’ll get the job done and go through to another final.”

  • SO MAN UTD HAVE IT ALL DO TO AS THEY AIM TO OVERTURN A 3-1 FIRST LEG DEFEAT.

    But what happens if the Red Devils lead after 90 minutes tonight?

    Well there is NO away goals or extra time.

    So that would mean penalties.

Source: Read Full Article