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Match of the Day 2: 2015/16

Mark Chapman

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Match of the Day 2: 2015/16: 25/10/2015

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25/10/2015

2015/16

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Mark Chapman introduces highlights of the day's Premier League fixture.

Mark Chapman introduces highlights of the day's three Premier League matches, including Manchester United v Manchester City and Sunderland v Newcastle.

Highlights and analysis of the day's three Premier League matches plus a round-up of the weekend's earlier action, introduced by Mark Chapman.

Manchester United hosted neighbours Manchester City looking to secure local bragging rights and steal a march in the fledgling title race. United won 4-2 at Old Trafford last season to end a four-game losing streak to City. The north east derby between Sunderland and Newcastle took on added significance with both clubs starting the season poorly. The Black Cats went into the game having won each of the last five league meetings between the sides. The day's other matches saw Bournemouth host Tottenham and Liverpool entertain Southampton.

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