Jamie Redknapp

And we're giving United huge credit here, but there's two huge mistakes from the goalkeeper, who's been outstanding.

So it is still fine margins when you're trying to win big games.

And you've had a reaction as well from Martial.

Sometimes a new striker comes in, you're praising the new striker, but then that pushes the other lads.

And there's almost been a reaction from Martial, thinking, well, I've got another...

not a player to fight with for my position, and it has been a good reaction.

Do you think the celebration was significant as well, Gary?

because they all look like they want to be at the club.

A bit of pride seems to be, without a doubt.

And you can't necessarily criticise all the players who've left, because I'm sure they've all done their best, but there definitely seems to be a change in the mood and the atmosphere.

But they've got Rashford to come back and Pogba, and no doubt they'll invest in the summer.

And all of a sudden then, listen, you're getting closer to the other...

Does the group need a refresh?

Listen, it's a mad old game this.

We're looking at City.

They won a cup last week.

They've got a good result against Real Madrid during the FA Cup.

They've got high-class problems.

I think no matter what happened today, I think Pep, like every other manager out there, when you're trying to win the big prizes, we'd be looking to add one or two in the summer.

And what Man City were missing most of all today was their very best player, midfielder De Bruyne.