Sterling, Maguire, Walker in Euro 2020 team of tournament
Raheem Sterling, Harry Maguire and Kyle Walker have been named in the Euro 2020 team of the tournament. You may also like
Walker: We will give everything to knock that last door down in final
Kyle Walker says England will give their all to “knock that last door down” and secure Euro 2020 glory in Sunday’s final against Italy. You may also like
Walker believes Mount, Foden and Grealish can be key figures for England
Kyle Walker believes England could be on the verge of something special if the trio of Mason Mount, Phil Foden and Jack Grealish can shine at the European Championship. You may also like
Man City ease into FA Cup quarter-finals
Manchester City advanced to the FA Cup quarter-finals after cruising to a comfortable 3-1 victory over Swansea City at the Liberty Stadium on Wednesday evening. You may also like
Man City duo Jesus and Walker test positive for coronavirus
Manchester City pair Gabriel Jesus and Kyle Walker have tested positive for Covid-19, the Premier League club have announced. You may also like
An expensive problem – a closer look at Guardiola’s defensive difficulties
Manchester City’s expensively assembled defence was put to the sword by Leicester on Sunday, raising questions over manager Pep Guardiola’s recruitment. You may also like
Guardiola can only do so much for Manchester City – Walker
Kyle Walker says Pep Guardiola can only do so much for Manchester City and that it is ultimately down to the players on the pitch to deliver. You may also like
Walker sorry for flouting lockdown as Man City start internal investigation
Kyle Walker is facing disciplinary action from Manchester City despite apologising after breaching lockdown conditions. You may also like
Walker: Man Utd fans want City to win the league!
Kyle Walker says that Manchester United supporters have made a habit of approaching him and expressing their preference for Manchester City over Liverpool in this year’s title race. You may also like
Jesus nets four as Man City thump Burton
Gabriel Jesus grabbed four goals as Manchester City all but secured their place in the EFL Cup final with a crushing 9-0 first-leg victory over Burton Albion on Wednesday. You may also like
