In the derby of Manchester .. Guardiola beats Mourinho again

LONDON (Reuters) - Manchester City have returned to the top of the English Premier League, losing to Liverpool earlier in the day by beating Manchester United 3-1 in the derby of Manchester United in the 12th round of the competition, which also saw Arsenal draw 1-1 with Wolverhampton, Liverpool beat Fulham 2-0, and Chelsea tied up with Everton.

David Silva, 12, and Sergio Aguero added the second goal 48, before Manchester United scored their only goal through Anthony Marcial (57th) and Elkay Gundogan secured the third goal for the Cetians.

Aguero was the top scorer in the league with eight goals, with a goal against Arsenal's Eddin Hazard and Pierre Emeric Obamyang of Arsenal.

Manchester City moved up to 32 points at the top of the standings, two points clear of Liverpool, and Manchester United lost 20 points to eighth on goal difference behind Watford.

The match is No. 177, which brings together the two teams in all competitions. This win is 52 for Manchester City over the neighbor who won 73 games and a tie in 52.

Josep Guardiola continued to beat Jose Mourinho with 11 wins in the first leg, while Mourinho won five games and six matches.

In the second game, Arsenal snatched a valuable point from Wolverhampton after drawing 1-1 with Wolverhampton with a goal by Ivan Cavalero, 13 and Henrik McItrian equalizing for the 86th minute.

Arsenal raised their lead to 24 points in fifth place, and Wolverhampton drew 16 points in 11th place.

The draw is the third straight draw for Arsenal after seven successive league victories.

In the third game, Liverpool beat Fulham 2-0 with Mohammed Salah (41) and Sheridan Shakiri (53).

In the fourth game, Chelsea wasted two precious points in their fight to the top of the league after falling to a draw in the draw to the home side Everton, and gave the two teams a lot of easy opportunities for the goals to score goals, but failed to exploit.

Chelsea lifted their lead to 28 points in third place, two points behind second-placed Liverpool. In contrast, Everton raised his lead to 19 points in ninth place.