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Pep Guardiola’s first team is not the only Manchester City side to bring glory to the club this season, with the under-23s wrapping up back-to-back Premier League 2 titles last week. And the young Blues will get their trophy in style, playing their final game of the season against Everton on Friday (7pm) at the Etihad Stadium, with admission free for all supporters.
The Premier League title race run-in continues on Sky Sports with two rearranged fixtures - Wolves vs Manchester City and Southampton vs Liverpool - to be shown live in May.
Pep Guardiola’s future is a point of concern after a Champions League thriller, but those Rio Ferdinand quotes on Thiago are the big news.
Fernandinho says Manchester City will go to the Bernabeu next week seeking to “hurt” Real Madrid rather than defend their first-leg lead. And that is good news for the neutrals - and fans of both sides - who were thrilled by last night’s 4-3 Blues victory, which was a Champions League classic.
Manchester City and Liverpool are set to take the Premier League title to the final game of the season after another thrilling campaign and they could come up against each other in European's biggest game if they overcome their Spanish counterparts.
Fernandinho hopes Manchester City can “hurt” Real Madrid when their Champions League semi-final is played to a conclusion next week.
Phil Foden equalled a Champions League record set by Wayne Rooney during Manchester City's thrilling clash against Real Madrid — and the youngster also has a chance to overhaul Rooney when the teams lock horns for a second time at the Bernabeu.
As Mancunians, we are incredibly lucky to live in a city steeped with cultural and sporting heritage. Central to that are the homes of Manchester City and Manchester United, two of the finest football grounds in the country, if not Europe.