Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag is excited facing Manchester City at Old Trafford today.
Ten Hag says the home support could make the difference.
He said, "It is always great to enter Old Trafford in any game, but, in a Manchester derby, it is going to be a really special moment when I enter tomorrow at Old Trafford. I know the meaning of derbies and, especially, this game will be huge, great. It is really exciting.
''I think it is really usefully (home support) and really important. Finally, we have to do it on the pitch and it doesn't matter if we play home or away. It always give us a push and, away from home, we have a lot of support from our fans, but Old Trafford is special. The environment, the ambience, you see the togetherness between the team and the fans and it is building. It is really growing and we have to use that to beat our opponents.
''We have a squad and we use that squad. We are looking really good in terms of managing the load of the players to keep that balance. In top football, you live on limits and we are aware of that. So don't go too much across those limits because we have to keep the players fit and fresh, so we can win every game. We want to win every game, and in top football nowadays, you have to act every third day. The players do their work in terms of lifestyle and recovery, from food, then they can act and keep this high level until the end of the season.''
