Anyone's posted this? Hilarious. Look at their reactions!

Ben Foster - 3

Just why Foster is widely regarded as England's future No.1 shot-stopper is mindboggling. His poor reading of the game gave City their first goal.

John O'Shea - 5

Playing as a right-back in this game, the Irish defender was solid if not spectacular. Did not provide much of an offensive option but kept things tight at the back.

Patrice Evra - 7.5

The Frenchman set Rooney up for United's first goal and was a constant menace with his overlapping runs down the left.

Rio Ferdinand - 4

Was troubled by Tevez and Bellamy's pace all afternoon. Made a schoolboy error to give Bellamy his second goal.

Nemanja Vidic - 6

Alongside his experienced partner in defence, neither player showed the sort of discipline that made them one of the best defensive partnerships in the top flight.

Darren Fletcher - 10

His hardworking side of the game was never in doubt. Scored a brace to give the red half of Manchester a day to remember.

Ryan Giggs - 8

Giggs gave a virtuoso performance down the left and created chance after chance for his wasteful teammates.

Anderson - 7.5

Since his goal against Tottenham last week, the Samba kid looks to have found the confidence that was lacking last season. Dictated play from the middle like how Michael Carrick normally does for United.

Park Ji-Sung - 7.5

The South Korean winger signed a new deal at United this week and put in a solid shift at Old Trafford with his end-to-end running.

Dimitar Berbatov - 6

If Berbatov continues his wayward form for United, Ferguson will be tempted to give Owen a chance. The Bulgarian left Rooney to run the show and was ineffective as the targetman.

Wayne Rooney - 8.5

The England striker has been in red-hot form since the start of the season and another wonderful piece of skill saw him give United an early lead.

Substitutes

Antonio Valencia - 6.5

The winger is fast becoming a one-trick pony. Needs to add more creativity to his game in order to be successful at United.

Michael Owen - 8

Owen sealed his place in United's history with the winner almost on the final whistle.

Bellamy scores at 89:55, after the four minutes were signaled. Play wasn't restarted until 91:10 (1:06 time wasted). We won a corner, Anderson was subbed for Carrick (30 seconds). That gives us a total of 1:36 over the original four, and Owen scored at 95:28 (ie 8 seconds short of this).

Well calculated 

I felt that our midfield won the match for us.The defence almost cost us a win, while the strikers are not having a lucky day with the exception of Owen. Fletcher pawned Berba in headers. But I feel that the difference between Fletcher's goal & Berba's attempts was that Fletcher's ball were slower but was wobbling, difficult for the keeper to read while Berba's, althought it has speed, the direction was pretty straight forward. For a keeper of Given's stature, Berba's was an easier save.

Amazing Giggs!

Amazing Giggs!

Well done guys, having watch the whole match on a boring Sunday night for me, i must say its worth the time as im not really a fan of both sides. I thought Man Utd were the better side and deserve to win. The quality of possession, the passes and they came out in the second half looking more hungrier than City, with the exception of the Bellamy stunning goal, which i think is quite unsavable. From there on, its just Utd all the way.

City given their 'all star' lineup, still lacks the cutting edge of Man Utd, like it or not, its the fact and what can i say about the winning goal. Typical Michael Owen goal, finds some extra space, gets a nice pass and nicks it into the goal. I think its not the first time we've seen Owen scoring such goal. Secondly, City been hit by Arsenal syndrome, no thanks to Kolo Toure. Maybe its just coincidence but Kolo's defensive heading ability is quite limited and we Arsenal fans know his defensive positioning is questionable too. I hope this was not the reason of Owen's winning goal but why was nobody marking him. (Pardon this pun on Toure, purely sarcastic actually).

And seriously, if you guys were to thank anyone, it would be the heroics of Giggs and the brilliance of Feltcher, not just because of the 2 goals but the way he played the simple and effective ball. And of coz the workhorse of Anderson. I like this kinda player, tenacious and can spot a good long pass.