Crystal Palace defender Joachim Andersen has stuck a boot into Manchester United this week.

Andersen, whose Palace side won at Old Trafford in the Premier League this season, compared United to rivals Manchester City.

He admitted that going to United's home to take on the Red Devils is a lot easier than playing City at Etihad Stadium.

When asked by the Danish outlet Bold.BK about the goal he scored against United, he stated: Yes, I've seen it a few times.

Crystal Palace have also put it up on their site a few times, so it's been hard to avoid."

He added: It's a cool stadium with a cool atmosphere. I don't know if it's the best place.

It's just as cool to win elsewhere, because it's three points we're playing for, but it's clear that United are a big team.

However, I would say that it is more difficult against Manchester City, to be honest."

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