City manager Pep Guardiola says their latest Premier League title has been the hardest to win
They’ve been crowned champions with three games to spare after Manchester United were beaten 2-1 by Leicester at Old Trafford last night.
Guardiola paid tribute to the resilience of his players in delivering a third title in four seasons.
Meanwhile, United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer confirmed that Harry Maguire suffered ankle ligament damage in last Sunday’s win at Aston Villa.
The defender arrived at Old Trafford this evening on crutches and with his left leg in a protective boot.
Solskjaer hopes to have Maguire fit for the Europa League final in a fortnight, but he could struggle to make the Euros.
There was one other game last night at St Mary's and Southampton defeated Crystal Palace 3-1.
Tonight, Chelsea play Arsenal at Stamford Bridge.
Kick-off is at 8.15pm.
Ireland And England Will Meet Next February To Kick Off 2027 Six Nations
Tolka Park Stages The Dublin Derby Between Shelbourne And Shamrock Rovers
Conor McGregor Not Included In White House Fight In June
Ireland's Men And Women Hockey Teams Book Their Spot At This Year's World Cup
Ireland To Train Collectively Today Ahead Of Next Saturday's Six Nations Clash
Monday Morning Sports Update
Kildare Hurlers Seal 2027 Division 1B Place
Kildare Hurling Team vs Carlow
