Photo by Federico Titone/Anadolu via Getty Images A tough pill to swallow with this loss. Manchester City have been eliminated from the Champions League. On to the reaction in what was a tough match and result to take, given City’s dominance. Alas. Pep Guardiola Reaction “Congratulations to Real Madrid - they defended so deep with incredible solidarity,” Guardiola said. “We did everything. I don’t have any regrets about what we have done. “Always as managers we try to create more and concede less in every single game because that helps to win. We did everything, defensively and offensively ..read more

Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images A bad one at home. Manchester City 1, Kevin De Bruyne 76’ Real Madrid 1, Rodrygo 12’ Welcome to your quick recap. City lose on penalties. Manchester City are leaving the Champions League and have lost to the 14 time champs. An unfortunate match that saw City have enough to win, but the shots just did not go in. A pretty cowardly performance by Los Blancos and it worked in the end where they looked more like Atletico then the mighty team everyone thought they were. A match that had a similar feel to most City matches, yet resulted in some good play for the te ..read more

Photo by DARREN STAPLES/AFP via Getty Images How Our Team See Wednesday’s CL Match Manchester City entertain Spanish giants Real Madrid as they look to secure a place in the Champions League semi-final. With the tie evenly poised following a 3-3 draw in Madrid last week, it’s set to be a battle to the death, with the winners being touted as going on to win the trophy. The Blues will be confident with home advantage, but Real are always a dangerous side and City can’t afford any complacency if they want to advance. As usual, our team are here to give us their thoughts and predictions on the mat ..read more

Photo by Diego Souto/Getty Images The Champions League fires back up and the knockout stages enter the second leg! Manchester City are facing Real Madrid at home in the colossus of Manchester. Venue: Etihad Stadium, Manchester, England Time and Date: Wednesday 17 April 2024, Kickoff at 20:00 BST, 3.00 PM EST (USA) Referee: Daniele Orsato Assistants: Ciro Carbone, Alessandro Giallatini VAR: Massimiliano Irrati How to Watch: TNT Sports (UK), PARAMOUNT+ and TUDN (USA), DAZN (Canada) LiveStream: ***LIVE SPORTS, FUBO TV (USA) Fubo.tv shows every Manchester City game with a high-quality and legal st ..read more

Photo by James Gill - Danehouse/Getty Images A clash of titans for all of us to enjoy. Manchester City face a tough test in Real madrid at home in the UCL quarter final second leg matchup. Here with the Pep Talk as we see what our manager had to say. Straight into it: “It is difficult on Wednesday against Real Madrid but at the same time let’s try it, let’s go to do it with our people together, whatever happens,” the boss said. “Because they know we will give everything. Everything. “There is not one minute where we will not do what we have to do to be a humble team, a solidarity team, to try ..read more

What a needed win and weekend for the Cityzens. Manchester City take care of business and beat Luton Town by a four goal margin. With it, the club takes a step closer to another PL title. On to the reaction which will include some post Sunday matches: Pep Guardiola Reaction “We spoke to the players about how incredible it is to be here again,” he said. “Before the game we spoke and said ‘we have to admit it, what a privilege’. “After what we have done in the previous seasons: fighting for the title one point behind, 80 points, 21 points left, on Wednesday playing against Real Madrid with the ..read more

Photo by Matt McNulty/Getty Images A much needed win and weekend. Manchester City 5, Daiki Hashioka (2’ OG) Mateo Kovacic (64’) Erling Haaland (76’ Pen) Jérémy Doku (87’) Josko Gvardiol (90’+3’) Luton Town 1, Ross Barkley (81’) Welcome to your quick recap. Manchester City are leaving the weeknd top of the league after a great win with some rotation vs. Luton Town and with some help elsewhere, sit top. City played a very good match and seem poised for a run that start this Tuesday vs. Real Madrid. A match that had a similar feel to most City matches, yet resulted in some good play for the tea ..read more

Photo by Matt McNulty/Getty Images Five Star Performance Sees Blues Replace Arsenal Manchester City continued their quest for a fourth successive Premier League title as they swept Luton Town aside at the Etihad Stadium. Mateo Kovacic, Erling Haaland, Jeremy Doku and Josko Gvariol added to an early own goal to heap misery on the relegation candidates, but placed pressure on Liverpool and Arsenal in the race for the title. It was the ideal match between two Champions League quarter-final matches against Real Madrid, with the tie evenly balanced at 3-3 and the second leg to come on Wednesday eve ..read more

Photo by Shaun Botterill/Getty Images How Our Team See Saturday’s Match Manchester City welcome relegation battlers Luton Town to the blues side of Manchester for the first time since 1999 and their first visit to City in the top flight since a 4-0 thrashing back in 1992. City continue to hunt down Liverpool and Arsenal at the top of the Premier League while The Hatters will be looking for the three points which will help them survive their first season in the Premier League. As always, our team are here to give their thoughts and opinions on the match and provide expert opinions on the outcom ..read more

Photo by Shaun Botterill/Getty Images A tough match at home. Manchester City face a tough test at home vs Luton Town A very good match is here and City should be ready. The Premier League is rolling and we continue the quest for the quad of PL’s. Venue: Etihad Stadium, Manchester, England Time and Date: Saturday 13 April 2024, Kickoff at 15:00 BST, 10.00 am (EST, USA) Referee: John Brooks. Assistants: Lee Betts, Akil Howson. Fourth official: Darren Bond. VAR: Chris Kavanagh. Assistant VAR: Dan Cook. TV Info: SKY Sports (UK), Peacock/USA Network/Universo (USA), DAZN (Canada), Hotstar VIP (India ..read more