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Leicester City manager Enzo Maresca hailed the club's "amazing season" after the Foxes sealed a record eighth second-tier league title with a 3-0 victory at Preston North End on Monday evening.
Pep Guardiola is not expecting Arsenal to drop any points in their final three games of the season, meaning Manchester City will have to win each of their remaining four games to be champions again.
LONDON: Manchester City kept the heat on Premier League leaders Arsenal on Sunday (Apr 28), seeing off a feisty challenge from Nottingham Forest after Mikel Arteta's men held their nerve to beat Tottenham.
It's so easy to disprove the myth that Manchester City have an endless squad, that it's amazing that rival fans and lazy pundits still talk confidently about the Blues' massive group of players.
Jamie Vardy scored twice as Leicester celebrated their promotion to the Premier League in style on Monday with a 3-0 win at Preston that secured the Championship title. The Foxes' return to the top flight was sealed after Leeds' shock 4-0 capitulation at QPR on Friday. Enzo Maresca's men needed victory at Deepdale to guarantee beating Ipswich to top spot with a game to spare and did so with ease, thanks in large part to their 37-year-old captain. Vardy was one of the heroes of Leicester's memorable Premier League triumph in 2016 and part of the side that also lifted the club's first FA Cup just three years ago.
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Jamie Vardy struck twice as promoted Leicester crushed Preston to clinch the Sky Bet Championship title in style with a 3-0 win at Deepdale.
Erling Haaland is 'itching' to start for Manchester City in their final five fixtures of the season, dismissing any potential concerns raised by Pep Guardiola over his fitness.