Gary Neville gave an impassioned analysis of the Manchester derby and the state of football in general after Manchester United drew 0-0 with Manchester City at Old Trafford.
United had the stronger first half of the two sides, with an unsighted Alejandro Garnacho coming closest to putting Ruben Amorim’s side ahead with a mistimed header.
The hosts looked far more likely to win the game in the second half and created opportunities in the final minutes, but the match as a whole was not one that many fans will be rushing to replay.
Speaking after the full-time whistle, Neville was asked for his thoughts on the match – and he didn’t hold back on either the match itself or how it has compared to a number of other Premier League fixtures this season.
He said: “I think the congratulations and love in that I’m watching tells you that both teams feel happy with the 0-0.
“I think the best Manchester City teams, and the best Manchester United teams, would be very disappointed at the end of that game with the way in which they’ve approached it.
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