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mentored:
Do it with a struggling team first, then we can hail you


Go to a 7th placed team like MAN U or be like Klopp and go to 8th placed team like Liverpool in 2015 and wife a champions league, FA cup, League CUP without getting into FFP plus other mess then we can hail u

AbuTwins:
All these players you call average how much them be?

Grealish and Haaland no join?

Kukutente23:
Ancelloti sells popcorn abi
Shoe get size abeg!!

Padipadi:
You v no joy!
Someone still has a better history than ya Pep and he's well travelled. He's Don Carlo Ancelotti. He has trashed ya Pep severally with less expensive teams.
Meanwhile, has it been that Pep was so good at grooming players, he would v been more respected.

Angelfrost:
Congrats to him and his team... The best epl has ever had!

No disrespect to Sir. Ferguson.

Guardiola will be the first manager to win it 5 to 6 straight times...!

Except the F.A decides to truly indict and punish them for their FFP infractions via massive points deduction.

Manchester City became the first team to win four Premier League titles in a row after beating West Ham United 3-1 at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday.

Manchester City became the first team to win four Premier League titles in a row after beating West Ham United 3-1 at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday.

Manchester City won an unprecedented fourth consecutive Premier League title on Sunday as Phil Foden's double inspired a 3-1 victory over West Ham. No side in the history of the English top flight had ever won four successive titles, but City have become accustomed to rewriting the record books under Pep Guardiola.

The Catalan coach has masterminded six Premier League wins in the past seven seasons. In four of those years, City have also surpassed 90 points. They were pushed this season to deny Arsenal a first title since 2003/04.

The Gunners celebrated a 0-0 draw at the Etihad last month that kept them one point in front of City with nine games to play.

But the champions were relentless in the run-in, winning their final nine league games, scoring 33 goals.

Guardiola conceded City had felt the pressure in a nervy 2-0 win at Tottenham in midweek that kept the destiny of the title in their own hands.

In the same scenario two years ago, they needed a remarkable late fightback from 2-0 down to beat Aston Villa 3-2 on the final day.

There was far less drama as West Ham melted under the baking Manchester sun in David Moyes' final game in charge of the Hammers.

Foden was recently crowned the football writers' player of the year for his best-ever goalscoring season and ended any suspense after just 79 seconds.

Haaland claimed his second Golden Boot in as many seasons in the Premier League despite a day to forget in front of goal.

The Norwegian missed a huge chance to restore the home side's two-goal cushion when he spooned over another inviting Doku cross.

City should have been out of sight before half-time as Alphonse Areola denied Kevin De Bruyne and Erling Haaland failed to turn in from point-blank range.

Out of nowhere, there was a twist in the tale of the first half when, from a West Ham corner, Mohammed Kudus' outrageous overhead kick flew high past Stefan Ortega.

Haaland claimed his second Golden Boot in as many seasons in the Premier League despite a day to forget in front of goal.

The Norwegian missed a huge chance to restore the home side's two-goal cushion when he spooned over another inviting Doku cross.

City swiftly restored order at the start of the second period and fittingly it was Rodri, himself a player of the year contender, who delivered the knockout blow to Arsenal's title hopes.

The Spaniard has not been on the losing side for club or country since March 2023.

City's only three Premier League defeats came in the three games the 27-year-old was suspended.

This time Areola should have done better as the Frenchman failed to turn Rodri's tame effort round the post.

City could cruise to the finish line and extend a remarkable 35-game unbeaten streak in all competitions from open play.

The only blip on that run was a penalty shootout defeat to Real Madrid in the Champions League quarter-finals that denied Guardiola's men the chance of back-to-back trebles.

They can make it double next weekend when Manchester United have the unenviable task of stopping their local rivals in the FA Cup final.

By achieving a degree of league dominance never seen before, City have made their case to be considered the greatest side English football has produced.

There was an anti-climactic end as City players had to tell fans to get off the pitch before the full-time whistle.

Thousands of supporters poured onto the field at the end despite pleas from the club to stay off the playing surface.

oliverano:


Almirom is here......bro cook!!!

Lordfave98:
May the Odds be in our Favour and City lose points......


#COYG

CrossRhodes:
City ain't winning anything no more.
The FFP case is starting soon and it's not looking good ..
The last 4 trophies will be stripped and worse case they will be relegated

Chrisrare:
If Brighton and Chelsea both lose today, West ham will have
the opportunity to sneak into the top five and qualify for
Europe. This will make West ham to have something to play
for against Man city on Sunday.

I don't know whether what I said makes sense, but I hope it
gives Arsenal hope of winning epl on Sunday.

humberjade:
Hahaha...But Man City needed Villa to do them a favour, even Guardiola said as much, saying "they needed Arsenal to lose one of their high profile games for City to have a chance". That's what makes EPL more interesting, it most often than not go down to the wires. Not like other leagues ending even before the final two months of the season. In EPL, all factors considered, you need permutations sometimes to lift the title. But before you criticise, name your club please.

membranus:
Count me out. As a Chelsea fan I want Tottenham to beat ManCity silly on Tuesday night for them to lift the cup.

McStoic:
Ever heard of the name "noisy neighbours? Seems you are a newbie in this football matters

Adonko:
oga try and catch some sleep ..cos this Epl is done and dusted ..is Arsenal time...when you time reach for life if you like u nu wear Jersey or you tie wrapper you go play for that match.

Angelfrost:
It's just the good old North London rivalry...!

Most Spurs fans will be cheering and applauding every goal City scores tomorrow.

Same way Everton will rather get relegated than see Liverpool lift a trophy.

They celebrated their last victory against the Reds with some serious fanfare... They were happier denting Liverpool's title hopes than surviving the drop.


Bad belle full EPL plenty.

It's only the Manchester clubs that don't indulge in such silliness.

geoworldedu:
I laugh in Spanish. I'm very sure the players won't put all their energy. They have already done their lap of honour in their game with Burnley. Usually, lap of honour is done on the last home game of the season. They should have done it after playing Man City, which is their last home game but they knew they are going to lose that game and lap of honour won't be sweet after losing, so they did it after Burnley match. That speaks volume
By this time tomorrow, Arsenal will be weeping profusely and praying that Westham their brother help them shock City on the final day

thatigboman:
leave grammar, 2moro is not far. And Man City has West Ham on Sunday. Arsenal is winning the league!

thatigboman:
Tottenham is not playing to handover the league to anybody, they are playing to qualify for the Champions league. If Liverpool wins Aston Villa tonight (as I hope they will) the Spurs have a chance of qualifying for the Champions league by beating Man City tomorrow.

Biofil84:
the more reason dey will loose today to give spurs a fighting chance at home to beat city and give my DARLING club arsenal the last game against Everton to crucify them at the emirates.

thatigboman:
For all the Arsenal haters saying no way Tottenham will play to win tomorrow and hand over the league to their arch rivals, goggle Tottenham coach's interview today and heed his advice.
He said " if you say that, you need counselling" so kindly book a space in TB Joshua's Church tomorrow and receive the counselling you deserve.

Peacecore:
I`m good o dear! And u? no see oo but I'm ba.ck

Martinez39s:
Na. Have you forgotten that I stan City? I don't want Arsenal to win the league.

Peacecore:
Na y Klopp wan run away

Jokay07:
People keep saying that the day Arsenal lost to Aston Villa was the day the lose the Epl. I beg to differ.
Actually the day Arsenal lost the league title to Man city was the day Man city lost to Madrid.

Reussite:
Reminded me of that unfortunate Martinez save of Kolo mauni's shot at the world cup😑

Football is cruel

Martinez39s:
Nice game, City! One more win and the tears shall overflow. Almiron, hope your bp no burst your veins.