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Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has conceded he faces his biggest derby during his time at the Old Trafford helm.
United relinquished a two goal lead to draw 4-4 at home to Everton while Manchester City beat Wolves away.
The results leave United three points ahead of City but with a poorer goal difference and the fate of the upcoming clash at the Etihad Stadium may well prove a title decider.
Speaking after the match, Ferguson said: "There'll be a reaction from us obviously. There's no question about that. A derby game next Monday against City would always have been a derby game of the highest proportions."
Asked if it was his most important derby to date, he replied: "Yes, definitely."
