Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez says he will NOT celebrate if he scores against Manchester United in tomorrow's Carling Cup semi.

Tevez, who has made a mockery of United's decision to not pay the £25million asking price for him by grabbing 15 goals already this season, said he will not celebrate if he scores against his old club tomorrow.

"It's normal for me to celebrate a goal, but if I score I will do so with respect to my opponents," Tevez told the Mirror. "I still respect the United fans and I hope they know that.

"I still have many friends in the United squad. That's never changed just because I now play for the other club in the city.

"I don't think anyone could doubt my commitment or work-rate for United in my two years there.

"For me it's always a great game to play against United as they're one of the best clubs in the world. But I'm with City now and I dream of winning derbies for them."