Manuel Pellegrini has pledged to bring titles and style to Manchester City after being named as the new manager of the English Premier League giants. The Chilean, 59, left Malaga to pen a three-...
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- Jun 19, 2013
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Manchester City have named former Malaga manager Manuel Pellegrini as the successor to the sacked Roberto Mancini, the Premier League club said yesterday.
Manchester City made its first big move in this summer’s transfer market on Thursday, signing Brazil international Fernandinho from Shakhtar Donetsk to make a statement of intent ahead of the new...
Late last night, just 80 of the 26,000 public tickets available for the final day remained. For the opening day, more than 10,000 tickets were sold, and organisers expect the remaining 16,000 to...
Manchester City Academy manager Mark Allen is ready for a "learning experience" as his team prepare to make their debut in the HKFC Citibank International Soccer Sevens today.
The collaboration of Manchester City and the New York Yankees in forming a new franchise will be a defining moment in the development of Major League Soccer, the league's commissioner believes.
City's loss means the club will end the season without a significant trophy for the first time in three years and is likely to intensify speculation about Mancini's job security in the British...
Wigan owner Dave Whelan celebrated his moment of FA Cup final redemption by challenging his team to follow their stunning victory over Manchester City by upsetting the odds again with another...
The first rule of the FA Cup final is that the favourite wins, especially if that team are from the Premier League's big six and are playing an opponent from outside that group.
At the end of a week dominated by Alex Ferguson's shock retirement as Manchester United manager, Manchester City will seek to drag the spotlight back to the blue half of the city by beating Wigan...
City play West Ham today - their first match since losing the title. And Toure, who will leave when his contract expires at the end of the season, said important lessons had been learned.
Relentless, but often ragged; record-breaking, but seldom ruthless - there have been two quite distinct faces to Manchester United's 2012-13 Premier League championship success.
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