Michael Owen makes prediction for Man City vs Real Madrid in Champions League semi-final
Michael Owen believes that Manchester City will book their place in the Champions League final with a victory over Real Madrid on Wednesday night.
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How to watch Real Madrid vs Man City - TV channel, kick-off time, live stream and lineups
Manchester City travel to Madrid to try and finish off the tie they currently lead 4-3 on aggregate.
Why Man City’s move for Erling Haaland is their boldest statement yet
A littler more than 20 years ago, Manchester City were playing in the second tier of English football beating the likes of Gillingham and Portsmouth, having been relegated the season prior. Fast forward to 2022 and the picture is very different. Five-time Premier League winners and with a whole host of domestic cups to match, City are now a global name and have become one of Europe’s biggest powerhouse clubs.
Man City must learn Real Madrid lesson for Premier League title race and Bernabeu trip
Manchester City's Champions League semi-final first leg clash with Real Madrid will go down as one of the greatest matches in the competition's history, if not in the history of the game.
For Manchester United, the season’s end cannot come soon enough
At the start of the season, there was a broad consensus on the make-up of the Premier League’s final top four and a band of overwhelming favourites to qualify for next season’s Champions League. The order depended on who you asked but just about everybody agreed that Manchester City and Liverpool would be joined by Chelsea and Manchester United.
As the Gills battle to avoid relegation, just why has the club failed to build on its turn of the century hey-day?
If ever you need reminding of the fickle nature of football success, cast your mind back to May 1999 and a rather gloomy afternoon beneath the old twin towers of Wembley Stadium.
Man City calm on Premier League fixture schedule that could hand Liverpool FC title advantage
Liverpool's win over Manchester United this week had no impact on Manchester City's preparations vs Brighton, Riyad Mahrez insists.
Why Manchester City’s move for Erling Haaland is their boldest statement yet
Almost twenty years ago to the day, Manchester City were playing in the second tier of English football beating the likes of Gillingham and Portsmouth, having been relegated the season prior. Fast forward twenty years and the picture is very different. Five-time Premier League winners and with a whole host of domestic cups to match, City are a global name and have become one of Europe’s biggest powerhouse clubs.