Man City come from behind to beat Porto in UCL opener
Manchester City made a winning start to their latest assault on the Champions League as they came from behind to beat Porto 3-1 in their Group C opener. You may also like
Man City midfielder Ilkay Gundogan tests positive for coronavirus
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‘Sane could benefit from Premier League break’
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Palace stun Man City in five-goal thriller
Andros Townsend netted a world-class volley as Crystal Palace secured a shock 3-2 victory away at Manchester City in their Premier League encounter. You may also like
Gundogan on Sterling abuse
Ilkay Gundogan’s experience in the buildup to Germany’s ill-fated World Cup campaign means he feels empathy with Raheem Sterling and the current focus on his Manchester City teammate. You may also like
Man City ease past Bournemouth
Raheem Sterling again proved the scourge of Bournemouth as he helped Manchester City to a 3-1 win at the Etihad Stadium. You may also like
EPL Team of the Week: Barnes, Gundogan star in routs
FourFourTwo SA selects the Premier League Team of the Week as Ashley Barnes put Bournemouth to the sword, while Ilkay Gundogan shone in Manchester City’s demolition of Cardiff, writes DEAN WORKMAN. You may also like
