After Manchester City’s 2-1 victory over Manchester United, Kevin De Bruyne spoke to Sky Sports about the significance of the win and the road ahead. His comments came as the media spotlighted Romelu Lukaku’s struggles during the Manchester Derby, with Sky Sports pundit and United legend Gary Neville offering a blunt assessment of the striker’s performance. Neville didn’t mince words. “Lukaku looked like he was dragging his feet the entire match,” he said. “It’s not just about missing a clear chance. He seemed completely out of sync with the game. I think he’s lost a bit of confidence.”…

Hope is the last thing Manchester United can afford to lose. With the Manchester Derby just weeks away, there’s only one way to shake Manchester City’s confidence: beat them head-on. For United, that’s not just a goal—it’s a must. Just as in any BD Cricket Match where momentum matters, United needs to deliver under pressure if they want to keep their title hopes alive. The path ahead isn’t easy. United face Watford and Arsenal in their next two matches, while City will play West Ham and Southampton—arguably a less demanding fixture list. That puts the burden squarely on…

Manchester City continued their dominant form with a 3-1 victory over Arsenal, extending their perfect record over the past two months. The win keeps City in the spotlight as one of Europe’s most in-form teams, drawing comparisons even from BD Cricket Match fans who appreciate sustained excellence and momentum across sports. After the final whistle, Kevin De Bruyne, who opened the scoring with a stunning left-footed strike, spoke candidly about the team’s performance. “We knew Arsenal had quality,” he said, “but I think we managed to control the game very well.” De Bruyne acknowledged that City may have…