UNITED and City renew hostilities in Sunday’s Manchester derby at Old Trafford.

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Man Utd vs Man City tips

Our Bet Builder selections: Both teams to score and draw, Bruno Fernandes to score & Matheus Nunes to be carded. ADD TO YOUR BET SLIP HERE!

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Here’s why we’ve made those selections..

• Both teams to score and draw: Not been much to split the teams in recent meetings. In fact, United have won the last two league games and won FA Cup final after drawing the game at 90 minutes. United played well at Forest in midweek despite defeat and City also lacked a bit of needle in attack when only scoring two by Leicester. Likely not much between them in the game.
• Bruno Fernandes to score: Has scored five goals in last four United games and is by far and away their best player. Will take every set piece, including penalties, and picking up those positions in behind City’s midfield could be crucial here. Has scored four goals in 14 career appearances against City.
• Matheus Nunes carded: Could be in for a tough afternoon if up against pace and trickery of Alejandro Garnacho in his stand-in right-back position. Has been booked in both of City’s last two games away from the Etihad and must be amongst the shortest prices to add to that here. Has committed 26 fouls in 20 appearances – some of which wouldn’t have been starting spots.

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SHOPPERS are going made for a dupe of the M&S viral Easter munch mix being sold at Aldi.

The budget supermarket chain has launched a copycat tin which is over £5 cheaper than the M&S version – and online it is being hailed as delish.

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Packed with a moreish mix of jelly bunnies, fruity flower gummies, mini eggs, popcorn and crunchy pretzels, it looks impressive, but how does it stack up to the original? 

It doesn’t launch in stores until Sunday (23/3) but I got an early sample to try, so now it’s time for me to find out.

First of all, in this cost of living crisis when money is tight, we have to look at whether it is good value.

Though the tins are the same size with a similar Easter, Spring-themed design, there is less in the Aldi tin.

It holds 350g of sweets compared to 500g in M&S. This work outs at £1.42 per 100g of treats compared to £2.17 per 100g for the original.

What is most noticeable when you compare the tins is that the Aldi tin has far less chocolate treats.

The M&S pretzels are milk chocolate-coated, whereas the Aldi ones are plain.

There’s a lot more popcorn in the Aldi tin too, presumably it’s a cheaper way to bulk it up.

The popcorn is toffee flavoured and had a lovely taste, with a delicious crunch as you bit into it.

The sweets are not such a pretty design, especially the bunnies, but I can’t deny they taste JUST as good.

The other sweets were pretty flowers in lovely pastel colours and fried eggs.

The popcorn and pretzels were moreish and there were a few mini egg dupes too.

When I put this tin down in front of a group of kids, it was gone in a matter of minutes.

You can buy a smaller version in a bag for £1.99.

The tin is lovely though and a great idea for taking somewhere if you visit friends over the Easter break.

What I liked about the M&S tin was the chocolate coated pretzels.

The sweets have a lovely Easter theme with pink and white bunnies, fried eggs and carrot gummies inside.

I loved the brightly-coloured M&M style sweets and the tin as a whole looked more pretty and colourful when you took off the lid.

There is nowhere near as much popcorn but what there is has a delicious white chocolate and raspberry coating.

I was actually really impressed by this tin. It’s pricey at £10 but such a lovely gift.

Not everyone is a fan. Some sweetie lovers have taken to social media to question putting pretzels, sweets and chocolates all together in the same tin, but for me, it works.

Here’s how I rated each tin:

ALDI DAIRYFINE EASTER MUNCH MIX  (350g)

£4.99 (£1.42 per 100g)

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RATING:

Value: 10/10

Taste: 8/10

Appearance: 9/10

Overall score: 27/30

M&S SCRUMMY BUNNY MUNCH (500g)

£10 (£2.17 per 100g)

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RATING:

Value: 7/10

Taste: 9/10

Appearance: 9/10

Overall score: 25/30

VERDICT: The Aldi tin would benefit from a few more chocolate options but it’s SUCH good value, it had to be my winner.

The toffee popcorn was delicious, as were the pretzels and sweets. It’s less than half the price of the M&S offering.

You really can’t go wrong. Both tins are fab though and I hope both Aldi and M&S come up with a version of this lovely treat that can be sold all year round!

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