Fuming Gael Clichy hit with pint and Martin Tyler booed at Man City anniversary event

Michael Stewart has questioned Austin McPhee's Scotland set piece set up after Shane Duffy caused havoc during Ireland's 3-0 win in Dublin.

Kenny Miller and Michael Stewart had harsh words for Scotland after they were left shell shocked by a rampant Ireland.

Gary Neville branded Ilkay Gundogan as a 'little dancer' after the German was in the right place at the right time to hand City the title. Gundogan started on the bench for Pep Guardiola's side, but in an inspired change, the German found the net twice.

Aston Villa against Manchester City on Sunday afternoon.The Polish full-back stunned the Etihad Stadium when he nodded home Lucas Digne's cross in the crucial clash. City needed points against Villa to secure a second successive Premier League title, but they suffered an early shock to the system.And fans were quick to point out the irony that a player called Cash could deny Pep Guardiola's side the title.

Sergio Aguero has left football fans in stitches after struggling to name some of the most recognisable footballers on the planet - and using the wrong names for both Jack Grealish and Chelsea's Jorginho. The former Manchester City forward, who retired just two months after making his Barcelona debut due to cardiac arrhythmia, is now a social media sensation and has four million TikTok followers.

Pep Guardiola said Manchester City will give Erling Haaland all the time he needs to settle as he dismissed the suggestion that the forward will not work in their team.

Pep Guardiola - without a recognised striker - has had incredible success deploying a false nine system at Manchester City, but that's likely to come to a fitting conclusion on Sunday.

Fernandinho says the love and respect he has had from Manchester City fans has been a big factor in him staying at the club for nine years. And the Brazilian ace, who plays his final game against Aston Villa on Sunday - when he hopes to lift the Premier League trophy for the fifth time - says he is virtually a Mancunian now.

Manchester City may need to add a left-back to their squad this summer following the signing of Erling Haaland.

Liverpool's goal vs Southampton, with one describing it as if he was "commentating a funeral".Liverpool have travelled down to the south coast to take on Southampton at St Mary's knowing that they are in dire need of a win or the Premier League title is out of the window. Manchester City are on the cusp of landing a fourth league title in five years.And that looked on the cards when Southampton went a goal ahead through Nathan Redmond after just 13 minutes - a loss for the Reds would hand Pep Guardiola the trophy. But Takumi Minamino came back soon after with a fine strike of his own.Diogo Jota played the Japan international in, firing the ball past Alex McCarthy with real venom.

Manchester City unveiled a new statue, honouring Sergio Aguero and his 93rd-minute title-clinching goal against QPR in 2012. As poignant a tribute as it was given the Argentine striker's premature retirement last year, fans weren't super impressed.Some thought it looked mote like Real Madrid midfielder Toni Kroos, while others thought it looked like he was singing in the shower while washing his back with loofah from certain angles.

The stars of Manchester City's 2011/12 Premier League-winning side reunited on Friday evening to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the most dramatic of title wins.

Sergio Aguero’s new Manchester City statue looking more like him than the Argentine legend.Aguero’s statue was unveiled outside the Etihad Stadium on Friday, ten years on from his iconic last-minute goal against Queens Park Rangers which clinched the league title for City. The Premier League’s second all-time top goal-scorer was celebrated by having a silver-looking statue of him erected at the club.And the 33-year-old was present at the unveiling and smiled as he was pictured alongside it, though the statue was instantly mocked on social media by fans who claimed it looked more like Real Madrid veteran Toni Kroos.German international Kroos even got in on the banter himself, jokingly responding to a tweet of the statue with: “Sure?” after they captioned it “Sergio is here.”Fans also chimed in with their thoughts, with one Twitter user writing: “Is it just me or this statue looks more like Kroos than Aguero?”Do you think Sergio Aguero deserves a better statue? Let us know in the comments section belowAnother joked: “Have you seen that Toni Kroos statue at Etihad Stadium? Sergio Aguero must be so jealous of Kroos after everything he did for the Citizens.”Aguero is arguably one of the most important players in the club’s recent history.

Sergio Aguero appeared to look 'confused' upon seeing his new statue at Manchester City’s Etihad Stadium.The sculpture, which was unveiled on Friday to mark the 10-year anniversary of his famous title-winning goal in 2012 against QPR, features Aguero’s famous celebration in extra-time as Man City secured their first-ever Premier League title.But at the unveiling of the sculpture, many were quick to point out that it did not really resemble the former Argentine striker. One asked online: “David Nugent isnt it? Another said that Aguero looked perplexed in his photo with the statue.

Erling Haaland has a release clause worth 'significantly more' than €150 million in his new Manchester City contract, according to recent reports.

Sergio Aguero will forever be associated with the final day of the 2011/12 Premier League season.

Premier League side Manchester City have just unveiled a statue to a club legend created by the sculptor behind the Kelpies.

Manchester City have unveiled a club statue of club legend Sergio Aguero - but fans are convinced it looks more like two of his fellow football stars.The statue has been erected on the 10th anniversary of Aguero's iconic Premier League-winning goal against QPR in 2013. It depicts his celebration after scoring and has been positioned outside the Etihad along with the statues of Vincent Kompany and David Silva.After City revealed it on Friday (May 13), a baffled fan replied: "Nice statue looks nothing like him though." One quickly joked: "I see David Villa." Another asked: "Is that David Villa?""Why’s David Villa got a statue outside the Etihad then" and "no idea why but i thought it was David Villa at first glance" echoed similar comments.

Tottenham Hotspur striker Robbie Keane says Son Heung-Min is "one of the best players we have ever seen in the Premier League" and insists the South Korean doesn't get the credit he deserves.The Irishman, who made over 300 appearances for the north London club across two spells, suggested that if Son played for Real Madrid or Barcelona he'd be talked about in the 'top bracket'."For me, honestly, I think he is one of the best players we have ever seen in the Premier League. I don’t think he gets the respect that he should get," Keane said ahead of Tottenham's clash with Arsenal on Thursday night."I never hear people speaking about him like the big teams when they are being mentioned, like the Real Madrid’s and the Barcelona’s of this world."Some of the goals that he scores, Harry [Kane] is making him a better player.

Manchester City were thought of as the 'Noisy Neighbours'.In the nine years since Sir Alex Ferguson - who famously coined the label - departed, City have finished above Manchester United in the Premier League ever single season.United might always be 'bigger', but City are undeniably 'better' in almost every conceivable metric - and have been for almost a decade - and the enormous gulf between the two sides was illustrated after the Citizens' 5-1 thrashing of Wolves on Wednesday night.Pep Guardiola's side currently have a goal difference 71 higher than Ralf Rangnick's struggling Red Devils, with City on +72 and United only just breaking even with +1."Imagine if we didn't buy Ronaldo," one United fan tweeted in response to the stat."And next season they have Haaland, goal difference of +100 incoming," a rival fan joked.United's humiliating 4-0 defeat to Brighton on Saturday embodied their wretched season, and aptly consigned them to their worst ever finish to a Premier League campaign.The club have arguably never looked more rudderless, and following years of poor spending, corporate mismanagement and tactical inefficiency, Erik ten Hag's arrival at the club seemingly can't come soon enough.What will the gap in goal difference be between City and Utd next season? Let us know what you think in the comments section belowHaving failed to replace Sergio Aguero over the summer following their lengthy but ultimately unsuccessful pursuit of Harry Kane, City went into the season with just one recognised striker - Gabriel Jesus.As such, there were concerns that there wouldn't be enough goals in the team, but it didn't take long for fans' fears to be allayed.

Manchester City believe their decision not to pursue Harry Kane has been justified by the bargain signing of Erling Haaland, according to reports.City missed out on Tottenham Hotspur striker Kane last summer after refusing to meet the £160million asking price set by chairman Daniel Levy. Nine months later and the Etihad side have signed one the most exciting forwards in world football for a shade of that price at just £51million, and according to The Sun chiefs at the Etihad are feeling relieved.The Premier League champions confirmed yesterday that they had reached an agreement in principle with Borussia Dortmund for the Norwegian superstar, 21.