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"Not much to say. No defence, they were incredibly persistent. We have not lost eight games in two seasons. We can't defend that. It's not about this or that player. We gave away goals, our fault. We don't play with composure. The results are not good, the game was not exceptional. I know the situation, I understand but the reality is this.
"They have to know that these situations happen. In the box you have to be careful. It's not about Matheus [Nunes], he played really good in not his position at full-back. But it's not about that, we have to play better. The result will help us to take our best but right now we don't have it. The way I learn is to keep going.
If you look at the game, my feeling was only one team could win the game. And we lost. It’s not just one game, it’s a lot of games lately. It’s the decisions that you make. Today, the last minute we played like the oter 15 and we paid the price.
I don’t know. We don’t want them to happen. It’s a bit frustrating because if you look until minute 86, only one team can win this game. Then from a corner for Man City, you end up the ball with our goalkeeper. There is no excuse for that at this level. We deserve what happened.
"Massively [disappointed] - game was in our hands. 1-0 up we were controlling the game. We had a lot of possession. Seems to be the story at the moment I don't know what happens but we switch off and they score two goals. It keeps happening at the moment. We have to stick together now, rebuild and go again.
"We've not been used to losing this amount of games in a short period. But sometimes you have to experience this in life, you can't always win. When things go wrong they then seem to go worse. We have to stick together and regroup.
"We had control of the game 1-0 up. You can concede at 1-1 but you can't concede straight after, that's unacceptable. It's just one of those, it's the way it is.
"At the start when you lose a couple of games no, but when it happens a lot it feels like a mental thing. We need to get out of that and get back to winning ways and pick ourselves back up."
The next Manchester derby is just over one month away, with City and United facing off at the Etihad Stadium in the Barclays Women's Super League on Sunday 19 January (18:45 kick-off).
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That leaves City in fifth with 27 points from 16 games.
Liverpool (36), Chelsea (31), Arsenal (30), Nottingham Forest (28) make up the top four.
Our next opponents Aston Villa are two points behind us in sixth.
Possession: City 52% - 48% Manchester United
Passes: City 426 - 414 Manchester United
Shots: City 10 - 10 Manchester United
xG: City 0.91 - 1.99 Manchester United
Corners: City 8 - 2 Manchester United
Fouls: City 5 - 14 Manchester United
We'll hear from the key figures here before we go this evening.
Benjani and Richard Dunne will react to that at the top of the page.
United take the three points after a very late turnaround at the Etihad.
CommentaryReporting by Jack Mumford @mancity