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Erling Haaland scored twice to settle Manchester City's nerves as the Premier League champions beat Tottenham 2-0 to take a giant step towards a historic fourth straight English title on Tuesday.
Phil Foden has been voted the Premier League's player of the season, the league announced on Saturday (May 18) after the 23-year-old had the best campaign of his career to help put Manchester City within reach of their fourth consecutive league title.
Phil Foden has been voted the Premier League's player of the season after the 23-year-old had the best campaign of his career to help put Manchester City within reach of their fourth consecutive league title.
Troy Deeney has candidly discussed his attempts to make a mark in his first Premier League game for Watford. On That Peter Crouch Podcast, the former forward shared how the anticipation and thrill of playing in the Premier League led him to an action he instantly regretted. Born in Birmingham, Deeney spent 12 years at Watford, where he netted 131 goals in 389 appearances. He later had a successful stint at Birmingham City, scoring 11 times in 55 outings for the Blues. Now, the ex-striker has spilled the beans on Crouch's podcast about a moment when he tackled a current Man City star too hard and immediately regretted it.
Manchester City are gearing up for their final Premier League fixture of the season as they look to become champions of England for a fourth year running.
Jamie Carragher has heaped praise on Manchester City's Premier League dominance whilst expressing annoyance over the time taken to resolve their 115 charges for alleged Financial Fair Play breaches.
Phil Foden says Manchester City will forever be part of English football history if they clinch a fourth successive Premier League title on Sunday. Pep Guardiola's side are in pole position for a sixth English crown in seven seasons heading into Sunday's final round of fixtures. City are two points ahead of second placed Arsenal and will lift the Premier League trophy once again if they beat West Ham at the Etihad Stadium or if the Gunners fail to defeat Everton. It would be an unprecedented achievement in English top-flight history if City make it four successive titles.
Ticket touts are looking to score a serious profit ahead of Manchester City's Premier League finale against West Ham.