Sam Barnard, Assistant Sports Editor | October 22, 2015

Ahead of the much-anticipated Premier League Sunday derbies, as bitter rivals Manchester United face Manchester City and Sunderland take on Newcastle United, Coral celebrate by offering loyal customers the choice of enhanced-price specials.
Take your pick of the following four fantastic doubles…

We start off with a super enhanced bet for both the home teams this Super Sunday, and the Black Cats and Red Devils are respective 17/10 and 31/20 chances both to take all three points.
Sunderland boast a brilliant recent record against their arch-rivals Newcastle, having won each of their last five meetings, with four being clean sheets, and will be boosted as it is Sam Allardyce’s first home match in charge. Louis van Gaal’s men, meanwhile, triumphed in a 4-2 thriller in this fixture last term with City.

If you don’t fancy Sunderland to win, however, then you can instead replace them with the Magpies, who come into this clash on the back of a thumping 6-2 victory over Norwich City. Coral even price them as joint 17/10 match-favourites, despite being away.
In Georginio Wijnaldum, Steve McClaren clearly has a superstar on his roster, after the Dutchman hit four past the Canaries, and he’ll certainly now be fired up for this Tyne-Wear battle.

Did Man Utd’s performance against CSKA Moscow give you doubts? Then just swap them with table-toppers City, who were able to do what the Red Devils couldn’t in the Champions League midweek – get a winner.
The Citizens are leading the way in more than just points, having claimed by far the greater goal-difference so far too, and with the likes of in-form Kevin De Bruyne and Raheem Sterling on their books, they look deadly.

Finally, we offer you a Sunderland and Man City double, where some of the above facts will surely be enough to sway you if you fancy these two teams.
Manuel Pellegrini is doing well with his side this season, while the home Mackem fans will be behind their new man Big Sam in the dugout.
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Take a look at some of our other Sunday derby day content:
Combined Man Utd v Man City XI
Can Allardyce keep up Sunderland trend?