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Manchester City’s hopes of retaining the Premier League title officially came to an end after a dramatic 1-1 draw away at AFC Bournemouth, confirming Arsenal F.C. as champions with one game remaining. Despite a late equaliser from Erling Haaland, City could not find the winner they desperately needed at the Vitality Stadium, ending their title defence in disappointing fashion after a difficult and inconsistent campaign. The hosts were excellent throughout much of the evening

Manchester City F.C. arrive at the Vitality Stadium on Tuesday night with their Premier League title hopes still alive, but the build-up to the game has been dominated by confirmation that Pep Guardiola will leave the club at the end of the season after a decade in charge. The announcement, made by Guardiola to his players following the leak of the news on Monday night, brings an end to one of the greatest managerial eras English football has ever seen. Since arriving in 2016

Manchester City moved within two points of Premier League leaders Arsenal after a dominant 3-0 victory over Crystal Palace at the Etihad Stadium. The result keeps Pep Guardiola’s side firmly in the title race while ending Palace’s hopes of qualifying for European football through the league. City’s Second String Secure the Points City manager Pep Guardiola made six changes to his starting XI from the side that beat Brentford 3-0 last weekend, with one eye on Saturday’s FA Cup