It might have come too late to reignite the name race, with United still leading the table by 12 points with seven games remaining, but reason does not be seen by Milner to give up. "Maybe the name is a bit out of reach today, but that changes nothing to us - whether it's or it's not. It's still mathematically possible," Milner said. Milner set City ahead with a deflected hit from the side of the box fed inside to Samir Nasri early in the second half and ahead after Gareth Barry had robbed Ryan Giggs. United replied as Phil Jones forced the ball in off Vincent Kompany from the Robin van Persie free-kick but on 78 minutes the contest was settled by substitute Sergio Aguero with a sublime individual work. Milner said: "He isn't bad is he? He's so sharp when you get him in across the package, him and Carlos (Tevez) together up front. "We practice with them every day. I was speaking to Joleon (Lescott) who says he enjoys playing against them in when he plays against someone else in the group it's a less strenuous time since he knows education. "He is so sharp round the package. His composure and his end by the end was fantastic. It gave us a deserved win".
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