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Pep Guardiola said Manchester City's first Champions League title was «written in the stars» and praised the club for sticking with him when others might have sacked him for taking so long to become champions of Europe.
Manchester City’s Treble winners are “immortal” and deserve a statue for their achievements this season, according to BT Sport expert Rio Ferdinand. Pep Guardiola’s side overcame Inter Milan in the Champions League final 1-0 thanks to a second-half winner by Rodri as City won their maiden Champions League trophy to go along with their Premier League title and FA Cup triumphs. Ad They are the first English team to win the Treble since Sir Alex Ferguson’s famous Manchester United team of 1999.
ISTANBUL : Manchester City's Champions League final victory over Inter Milan was "written in the stars", manager Pep Guardiola said after his side completed the treble on Saturday.
The match at the 75,000-seat Ataturk Olympic Stadium, kicks off at 10:00pm (1900 GMT) in the Turkish metropolis and brings the curtain down on a season that has stretched almost into mid-June after the long interruption for the World Cup.
Pep Guardiola claimed comparing his different Manchester City sides was like «comparing mum or dad” and described the Manchester United treble-winning side as „special”. Guardiola was talking to Rio Ferdinand on BT Sport in an extensive interview covering his thoughts on Inter Milan, his legacy at Manchester City, and different aspects of his time at the Etihad in the lead up to the Champions League final on Saturday.
Archie Knox reckons Barry Robson is succeeding at Aberdeen because he has adopted a no-nonsense policy like Alex Fergsuon.
Club-record Faversham recruit Warren Mfula sees no reason why he and Gary Lockyer cannot form a deadly strike partnership.
Manchester City and Inter Milan clash in Saturday's Champions League final in Istanbul with the English side, under Pep Guardiola, strongly fancied to win European club football's biggest prize for the first time. The match at the 75,000-seat Ataturk Olympic Stadium, kicks off at 10:00pm (1900 GMT) in the Turkish metropolis and brings the curtain down on a season that has stretched almost into mid-June after the long interruption for the World Cup. City have spent the last decade chasing this trophy having been transformed following an Abu Dhabi-backed takeover in 2008.