Welcome in to the latest edition of ESPNFC. I'm Dan Thomas, joined the studio today by Craig Berley and Stevie Nichols.

We'll kick things off at Old Trafford, Manchester United, go on Manchester City in a Manchester Derby that was instantly forgettable.

A turgid match between two poor quality sides and in the end it is a point

of peace.

For Manchester City of course, they're still hunting a place in the Champions League next season.

You take a look at that point, it means they remain ahead of Aston Villa.

For Manchester United, what have they got left?

Obviously the Europa League is their priority. They sit 13th in the table.

Frank LeBuff joins us to reflect on.

Oh, it's exciting, isn't it?

It's interesting.

It's interesting, you say exciting because I saw people afterwards go,

oh, the game didn't really live up to the height, did it?

Exactly, what height?

What did you expect from these two teams, given the dross they've served up so far this season?

If you were hyping this game up, then you were, A, trying to get a new contract for the network you were doing for.

B, not watching any football for the last six months or C, just clueless, utterly clueless.

I mean, we sat in Friday, we went, we gave predictions, didn't we went, 2-1, a draw, 0-0, 1-0, who cares.

It was one of them.

And I think we've seen how far, if you needed proof, and I don't think we did,

but if you needed proof how far off the cliff Mancetti have fallen, it was today.

Because we know the story with Man United. We know the struggles. We know there's a lot of

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