New Manchester United star Bruno Fernandes was involved in a brief confrontation with Pep Guardiola during the Manchester derby, "shushing" the Manchester City boss in the process, and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer later reacted to the incident.
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United beat crosstown rivals City 2-0 at Old Trafford on Sunday to complete their first league double over their neighbours since Sir Alex Ferguson retired.
January signing Bruno Fernandes once again played a starring role in his side's win, providing the assist for Anthony Martial's opener, and he was later involved in a brief confrontation with Guardiola.
"You need character here, you need character at this club," United boss Solskjaer said when asked about the incident.
"This team, they have got that. They have learned through some hard times this season. We have been a young team and we have started something we believe in. Bruno has helped that."
Overall, the Red Devils have won three out four of Manchester derbies this season, with their latest win seeing them climb to fifth position on the league table – three points behind fourth-placed Chelsea – and Solskjaer once again praised his men after their latest match.
"Off the ball, defensively, we did excellent. Counter-attacking was excellent," he added.
"We would like to keep the ball more and keep them running more, but when you get the 1-0, we still created big enough chances to win more, but David (de Gea) makes saves. We still had chances.
"It is a privilege to have players like this, the commitment, the desire, the humility to know they have to work their socks off. It is what the fans love about these players."
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United's next match is against LASK in the UEFA Europa League on Thursday, before they face top four rival Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday.
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