Last night just offered another reason why. That wonderful Agueroooooooo time in the ultimate seconds of last year produced the most dramatic climax of any campaign. It added a primary title to the blue half of Manchester in 44 years and at the cost of their bitterest rivals. The delight felt from that time has been damaged by Unitedas relentless search for finding the top in 2013. As his 78th-minute goal decided this derby but yesterday, in another spectacular moment of expertise from the small Argentine, it was briefly restored. There were similarities compared to that champion against QPR last May possibly also in the manner he nipped the ball far from all around him, held his composure under enormous pressure and concluded. DEAD END... Danny Welbeck dribbles straight into Gael Clichy during the rapid first stages at Old Trafford He had just been on the frequency eight minutes when he pounced after instead for Samir Nasri coming on. Picking right up a pass from Yaya Toure, Aguero darted away from Danny Welbeck on an angled work. Next he evaded Rio Ferdinandas outstretched foot before he was taken by his momentum far from Phil Jones. A good little push from Welbeck was not enough to place Aguero off as his balance was kept by him before firing an easy shot to the near-top part. It meant another straight win here at Unitedas house, a third category derby win in four and some compensation due to their last-gasp defeat at The Etihad earlier in 2013. But only their most beneficial fan, nevertheless giddy from last nightas high, indicate it will make a difference to the location of the concept. WELCOME BACK... Fred Rooney is booked by ref Mike Dean on his return from a groin injury Yes, United surrendered a lead with six games to go last season however, not 12 with only seven left. No, the effort was already done in terms of United are worried. But a season that offered so much is shocking to an end. As Ferguson himself said in his programme notes in summing up this campaign: aFor me itas some thing of a egg, part bad but with some redeeming featuresa. In a a Treble is down to an individual but still you cannot ignore an incredible category work that stumbled on a halt last night. This is their first defeat in 19 going back to a reduction at Norwich in November. Their 25 victories from 30 league activities leading up to yesterday is a Premier League history and there's still every possibility the name will be wrapped up in a fortnight here at home to Aston Villa. NAS TO HELP YOU... Samir Nasri greets James Milner after breaking the deadlock For City a year that's produced no small pain could have an uplifting end with an FA Cup semi-final coming up on Sunday against Chelsea. Their boss Roberto Mancini claimed there is no way 15 points represented the gap between United and City. Last night proved that right at least. The best either side came to breaking the deadlock in the first period came in its final minute when a Robin van Persie header found Rafael, whose scooped shot hit the direction. The opening to the second half was thunderous as City got a 51st-minute lead. It had been a blunder by Ryan Giggs that cause the goal as well. There was no chance when he tried a clever backheel nonetheless it was cut fully out by Gareth Barry, who provided Samir Nasri. LATE SERG... Sergio Aguero honors his late piece of magic in the Manchester derby Nasri got get a handle on of the ball and teed up Milner, whose strong energy deflected off the sliding Phil Jones and past De Gea in to the bottom left-hand corner. Johnson could not be charged but he helped bring the groups level on 58 minutes. Van Persie shot over a bad inswinging free-kick from the right which Joe Hart failed to achieve. Jackson made a of his header but it deflected in off Vincent Kompany. Both sides needed the success, Mancini knew he'd the person who could get it. On got Aguero, in went the stunning winner. DESIRE TEAM REVIEWS STAR MAN - VINCENT KOMPANY MAN UTD: De Gea 6, Rafael 6, Evra 6, Ferdinand 7, Jones 7, Carrick 7, Giggs 5, Young 5, Welbeck 5, Rooney 6, Van Persie 6. Subs: Valencia (Welbeck) 5, Hernandez (Rooney) 5, Kagawa (Young) 5. Perhaps not used: Lindegaard, Nani, Cleverley, Buttner. Booked: Rafael, Rooney, Valencia. GUY CITY: Hart 5, Zabaleta 6, Clichy 6, Kompany 8, Nastasic 7, Barry 6, Milner 8, Toure 6, Nasri 6, Silva 7, Tevez 7. Subs: Aguero (Nasri) 8, Lescott (Silva) 5, Garcia (Tevez) 5. Not used: Pantilimon, Kolarov, K Toure, Dzeko. Booked: Kompany, Zabaleta, Barry, Silva, Tevez. REF: Robert Dean 6
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