Jamie Redknapp

Yeah, I think so.

They've been under a lot of pressure and a lot of criticism over the last, I suppose, year or so.

I've been critical of some of the players, but people like Sean, Martial, they've done well today.

I have to give credit for that.

It's a big boost for Oli for a number of reasons.

I think United have to win a big game at home sometimes.

It's OK about being away from home under a counter-attack, but it's Manchester United.

You have to win big games at home.

And the atmosphere around the place is fantastic, and all the players deserve huge credit.

But, of course, now they have to, again, I keep saying, when you get a big win, you've got to follow it up, obviously Tottenham next week, with another victory.

That's what everyone tells us.

Of course.

Listen, we all analyse the result.

But the first 15 minutes, Roy, I think after 25, it was 70% possession for City.

Yeah, but again, the game is over 19 minutes long.

Obviously, they're scoring the last kick of the game.

We've said before, possession doesn't win you the games.

And for all City's possession, to me, they weren't dangerous.

They were playing in front, Foden and Sterling didn't do enough.

They weren't stretching, they weren't making any darting runs, nobody running off the ball.