Welcome to LIVE coverage of Manchester City v Manchester United from Eastlands!

That's full-time, and what a terrible game of football. Neither side showed enough intent, both were happy with a point. United were marginally better, but it was a really poor match.

City change: Adebayor replaces Tevez, a move which shows City will be perfectly happy with a draw.

Tevez and Toure come forward, but it's two versus six and United emerge with the ball.

Hart has to race to the edge of the box to beat Hernandez to it and clear long... it goes all the way through to Van der Sar.

City clear and try to break with Tevez, but Fletcher plays the ball all the way back to Van der Sar - four minutes of stoppage time, incidentally.

Great piece of skill from Hernandez to bring the ball under control and shoot.. Kolo Toure blocks it for a corner.

Brown has a chance to cross on the right, but he cannot pick out Fletcher's run.

Carrick's long shot is deflected off Kompany and wrong-foots Hart... but the ball bounces well wide.

Poor touch from Brown, and the ball trickles out for a City throw. Much like this game appears to be trickling towards a disappointing draw.

Silva runs through the middle and plays it to the feet of Yaya Toure... but he cannot control.

Error by O'Shea, as he lets the ball run between his legs. Zabaleta runs through... and shoot over! Not an easy chance...

Diagonal ball for Hernandez at the edge of the box who has no support at all. That's really disappointing.

Nani's left-foot shot is deflected and Hart scrambles across to gather the ball and stop it going out for a corner.

Park manages to head a diagonal O'Shea cross goalwards, but it is easy for Hart.

Now it's City's turn to enjoy a long spell of possession... but Kolarov's low cross is cut out by Scholes.

City corner now as Brown deflects Kolarov's cross behind.

City clear but the ball comes back to Ferdinand... who sends a long pass over his target's head and out for a throw.

Hernandez wins a corner as his low cross is put behind... the away fans are in full voice.

Aleksandar Kolarov comes on for Boateng. The Serbian goes to left-back, with Zabaleta shifting to the right. But does it really seem like a match-winning substitution?

Credit ref Chris Foy for letting the game flow. Once again Park fails to buy a free-kick with an exaggerated fall.