Ladbrokes 50/1 Man United to Beat Man City Derby Offer

Ladbrokes has launched a 50/1 enhanced odds offer on Man United to beat Man City in Sunday's Manchester Derby at Old Trafford, with the Red Devils standard price 2/1.
Ladbrokes 50/1 Man United to Beat Man City Derby Offer
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  • Ladbrokes is offering enhanced odds of 50/1 on Man United to beat Man City
  • Maximum qualifying stake of £1, with winnings paid as 10 x £5 Free Bets
  • The offer closes at 4:30pm on Sunday 13 September

Ladbrokes Launch 50/1 Man United to Beat Man City Enhanced Odds for Sunday's Manchester Derby at Old Trafford

Ladbrokes has rolled out its latest enhanced odds welcome offer for Sunday's first Manchester Derby of the 2026/27 season, pricing Manchester United at 50/1 to beat Manchester City at Old Trafford. 

New customers can stake a maximum of £1 and receive 10 x £5 Free Bets if Michael Carrick's Red Devils repeat their 2-0 January victory over the Sky Blues.

At 2/1 as the standard match-winner price, United are genuinely the market underdog and Enzo Maresca's Manchester City sit top of the Premier League with a perfect record.

How to Claim the Ladbrokes Manchester Derby Offer

1. Register a New Ladbrokes Account
Sign up as a new customer between 09:00 on 02/09/2026 and 16:30 on 13/09/2026 — the offer window closes at kick-off.

2. Deposit and Place Your Qualifying Bet
Make a minimum first deposit of £10 (certain deposit methods excluded). Place a £1 pre-kick-off single on Man United to win (£1 minimum and maximum).

3. Receive Your Winnings
If Man United win, your qualifying bet is settled at the original 2/1 price in cash (£2 profit returned as cash). The enhancement portion is credited as 10 x £5 Free Bets — £50 in total. Free bets are valid for 4 days only.

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Match Context: Two Sides in Contrasting Form

Sunday's Manchester Derby pits the current Premier League leaders against a Manchester United side still finding their rhythm under Michael Carrick.

Manchester City are the early pace-setters. Enzo Maresca's side have opened with three wins from three, scoring seven goals and conceding just two.

Manchester United's start has been streakier. Carrick's side lost their opening fixture 2-0 to promoted Hull, before recovering with a 5-2 dismantling of Ipswich at Old Trafford. 

Last weekend's trip to Everton ended in a frustrating 2-2 draw, with Ainsley Maitland-Niles equalising in the 96th minute after United led twice.

United though beat Sabah 4-0 in the Champions League on Thursday night, giving them a nice morale boost ahead of the Derby on Sunday.

Key Terms

18+. New customers only. Offer valid from 09:00 on 02/09/2026 until 16:30 on 13/09/2026. Minimum first deposit £10. Certain deposit methods and bet types excluded. Bet £1 (minimum and maximum) pre-kick-off on Man United to win vs Man City at enhanced 50/1. Winnings paid as 10 x £5 Free Bets valid for 4 days. Original price 2/1. Stake and winnings returned at original odds as cash on settlement. Restrictions and full T&Cs apply.

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