Manuel Pellegrini and David Moyes is about to undergo its first battle in the Manchester derby.
But it is actually not the first battle in their coaching.Both had met eight years ago in the final qualifying phase of the Champions League from 2005 to 2006.
When it Pellegrini still handle Villarreal Everton and Moyes became an architect.
In the two-leg home and away, the Toffees-alike designation Everton 1-2 defeat.
Pellegrini and Villarreal also made history, in luardugaan capable of driving up to the semifinals.
"David was annoyed when considering the meeting, especially the incident in the second leg at home to Villarreal," said Phil Neville, United's first-team coach or assistant Moyes, told reporters.
In the second leg, Everton should have been leading 2-1 when Duncan Ferguson's header hit tore through the host.
But the legendary Scottish striker was disallowed by referee Pierluigi Collina offside reason.
The incident affected the mentality of players Everton because Villarreal then back ahead 2-1.
"If the score of 2-1 was passed, we might be able to impose additional half time and end the game with a different outcome," Neville said that the season had just crossed from United players to the Everton player.
On that occasion, Neville also supports United striker Wayne Rooney's statement that calls the match against Liverpool is bigger than the Manchester derby.
Neville even consider Merseyside derby is also bigger than the Manchester derby.
Neville was included in a series of famous names who've felt the two famous derby in the UK.
He side with Wayne Rooney, Michael Owen, Steve McManaman, Nicolas Anelka, Paul Ince, Peter Schmeichel until Tim Howard.
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