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Yet they rarely looked like troubling the home side, who managed to quieten emerging superstar Ronaldo thanks to two authoritative tackles from Gerrard on the young Portugal superstar. In the 44 th minute, right before half-time, Gerrard legally scythed the winger down to halt a United counter attack before the break which left Ronaldo in a heap on the floor.

Just eight minutes into the second half and the England midfielder repeated the feat, this time tracking Ronaldo across the pitch before chopping him down with a well-executed slide tackle. The derby was typically fiery, with Wayne Rooney leaving the field with blood gushing from a wound in his leg and Paul Scholes seeing red late on for trying to punch Xabi Alonso. Fast forward 15 years and Gerrard is hoping to inflict more pain on Ronaldo, who is struggling on his return to Old Trafford.