Manchester City manager Sven-Goran Eriksson has said that despite one or two differences when he was in charge of England, there are no problems between himself and Sir Alex Ferguson.
zoom - galleria Sunday's Manchester derby pits managers Sven-Goran Eriksson and Sir Alex Ferguson against one another, but City's ex-England boss is relaxed about the meeting and according to The Sun plans to share a bottle of fine red wine with his counterpart from Old Trafford.
The newspaper says Eriksson, 59, has bought a £415 bottle of Cabernet Sauvignon for wine aficionado Ferguson, and is keen to play down any previous friction between the pair.

"There’s no problem between me and Alex," said the man who has master-minded City's impressive start to the new campaign.

"We might have had different opinions regarding United and the national team, especially concerning friendly games. But we also had a lot of dinners together, so there’s nothing personal there at all.

“One thing is for sure, I won’t be taking Alex’s players like I used to!”

The Sun adds that a 'source' told it: “Sven didn’t have time to shop around but got the hotel where he is staying to sort him out with a top-class bottle.

“It’s a £415 Cabernet Sauvignon which should be pretty pleasant