Well, hi there everybody.

Welcome to the Gary Neville podcast.

Gary, we've been privileged to have these conversations

after some extraordinary games of football over the last four or five years.

This tops the lot, I think.

Absolutely incredible.

In the big picture things, it doesn't do too much, but half time I mean Manchester United looks spent they look finished they look like they'd given in I think Graham soon as mentioned it that some of the Manchester United players are given and I mentioned the body language and what we've just seen in that second half is it's not a capitulation by Manchester City,

but it's certainly then being rumbled.

They were rumbled at Anfield on Tuesday and they've been rumbled in the second half here today.

And my biggest thought after this game is how do Manchester City recover for Tuesday night

to even give themselves a chance against Liverpool who really just need to score for Manchester City to have to score five.

So that's the big thing that to me is I think it does damage Manchester City in the sense that two months ago I said Manchester United need to take something out of this last three months.

Today is something.

Jose Marino will point to the fact they've beaten Chelsea,

they've beaten Arsenal, they've beaten Liverpool,

they've now beaten Manchester City, they've beaten Tottenham this season.

So he'll say that that is something that he can pull towards next season.

There's been a lot of noise this week about Pogpa, his agent.

Pep Guardiola obviously yesterday in the press conference.

And at half time, I could see this getting quite messy for Pogba for not necessarily Josie,

but the questions that he would have to be asked about is midfield player.

And for Pogne to come out in the second half and score those two goals, well, he needed it.

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