Man City

2022 - 3 - 6

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Jurgen Klopp says Man City would have been Premier League ... (Sky Sports)

Manchester City currently lead Liverpool - who have a game in hand - by six points in the Premier League table; Chelsea are the duos nearest challengers but ...

"You saw Jurgen Klopp's celebration at the end of the win over West Ham and it was telling. But a lot of games to play - we will see where we end up." OK, we couldn't cope with it last year for obvious reasons, but in the other years we were around. We pushed each other on insane levels in the last few years, with the number of points collected. If City were not here I think there's a good chance we would be champions." then City would have been champions in February"

Kevin is back! De Bruyne keeps his cool for Man City as the title race ... (Goal.com)

Kevin De Bruyne strikes twice and masterminds a demolition derby as Manchester City thrash Manchester United 4-1 to keep six points clear of Liverpool in ...

"They [Liverpool] won yesterday but we responded in the right way. "After the injuries, he was struggling for rhythm, but now he is scoring goals, playing with power. When Bernardo Silva pulled back a low cross, De Bruyne had shaken off any sense of a marker to steer the ball through Maguire's legs. Kevin De Bruyne has been known to lose his temper on the pitch. Not many do it better than De Bruyne. There are tough tests to come.

Super City thrash United to move six points clear (Manchester City FC)

City produced a stunning display to beat Manchester United 4-1 and restore a six-point advantage over Liverpool at the top of the Premier League.

Watch more. Watch more. Watch more. Watch more. Read more. Read more. Pep Guardiola felt his side delivered a performance of the highest quality as Manchester City cruised to a derby victory over Manchester United. Read more. Read more. View more. A Manchester derby to savour, brought to you from our unique pitcam angle on CITY+. Watch more. Enjoy a unique perspective on Sunday’s memorable 4-1 Etihad victory over Manchester United… from the vantage point of City manager Pep Guardiola. Watch more. Enjoy the full 90 minutes of City's Premier League derby clash with United at the Etihad on CITY+. Watch more.

Man City are everything Man United should aspire to be, as latest ... (ESPN)

How the mighty United have fallen: Man City remain in control of Premier League title race by showing they are everything Man United are not.

Where United have chopped and changed, City have enjoyed the stability of having Guardiola in charge for the last six years. That's what United lacked at the Etihad, and not for the first time this season. The likes of Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Victor Lindelof and Harry Maguire wouldn't come close to City's squad, but their collective transfer fees amount to a staggering £165 million, so it's not as if United have done anything on the cheap in recent years. It is a statistical anomaly that United had won four of their previous seven games against City prior to this defeat, but those victories never amounted to anything tangible. Neville said United "finished like an absolute shower" and "were a disgrace in the last 25 minutes," while Keane accused Ralf Rangnick's players of a "shameful" performance. But those days are gone and Guardiola said after this game that United's decline is a warning to City and all other clubs who think their dominance will never end.

Five takeaways from Man City vs Man United (Pundit Arena)

Manchester City defeated Manchester United 4-1 on Sunday, in a game that for the first 45 minutes, was quite close.

The Belgian’s performance from start to finish on Sunday was absolutely outstanding. While they may have better players, this is down to intelligent recruitment. Keep your eyes out for that flick from Phil Foden in the build-up!pic.twitter.com/Owaj7NdlAk

Premier League recap: Man City 4-1 Man Utd (RTE.ie)

Look back at the key moments as Manchester City mauled their near neighbours to restore their six-point lead at the top of the Premier League.