The City Derby between City and Manchester United was one of the most exciting matches in recent history, as both teams put on a fierce display of skill and determination.

City were looking to win their first Premier League title since 2015, while Manchester United had been struggling under manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. The match was expected to be closely contested with both teams having strong attacking lines and goal-scoring potential.

However, it was City who came out on top in this match, thanks to a well-timed counter-attack by Sergio Aguero that saw him score the winner. The ball dropped into his path from a corner, and he nipped home with ease from 25 yards out.

City were full of confidence going into the second half, and they continued to dominate the midfield throughout the game. They even scored a late equalizer through a penalty kick, but it fell just short of scoring the winner.

Manchester United struggled to get the best of City in the second half, and they eventually conceded a penalty kick that was saved by City goalkeeper David de Gea. However, the result was still not enough for City to clinch the title.

In the end, City won the match 2-1, securing their first Premier League title since 2015. It was another great example of how talented City players can be, and how important teamwork is in football.