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Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola could barely believe his eyes when a reporter requested a selfie during his latest press conference.Guardiola had just arrived to speak to the media ahead of City's Champions League clash with Copenhagen when one of those in attendance rushed forward to put their recorder on the table, and then asked for a picture.The Spaniard even asked "Sorry?" before agreeing to the request. To make matters worse, the Dane struggled to take the snap on his iPhone, leaving Guardiola to stare straight-faced at him for an awkwardly-long time.READ MORE: Pep Guardiola 'upset' Erling Haaland 'didn't score three' despite 4-0 Southampton winWhen the selfie was finally taken, he did crack a smile to make the reporter's day in classy fashion.

Manchester City are to open talks with Ilkay Gundogan over a new deal.The German ace, 31, has only 15 months left on his current contract and is attracting interest from a number of clubs on the continent, including Barcelona.That makes securing his services beyond June 2023 a priority for the Premier League champions.Gundogan became Pep Guardiola’s first signing at the Etihad in 2016 when completing a £21million switch from Bundesliga outfit Borussia Dortmund.Since then he has proved integral to City’s glory-filled run under the Spanish coach. So far, Gundogan has won three Premier League titles, an FA Cup and four League Cups.And he is set to add to that significant haul of silverware this season as City remain on course for the treble.Gundogan, capped 54 times by Germany, is still deemed a vital cog in the set-up and Guardiola has given his seal of approval for the club to tie him down longer.Although not always an automatic starter in City’s star-studded engine room these days, he has still made 28 appearances in all competitions this term and scored five times in the league.Will Man City win the Premier League this season? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section belowWant to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Manchester City will host the Bees on Wednesday night, still licking their wounds from having dropped two points at Southampton last time out in the Premier League.The draw enabled Liverpool to close the gap on the Premier League leaders and offer Jurgen Klopp's men hope that the champions can still be caught in the race for the title.But City know a win on Wednesday would give them a 12-point lead again, before Liverpool have to host Leicester 24 hours later.Walker admits the dressing room was a miserable place to be at St Mary's, because his side dropped below the standards expected of them.And the England star knows the visit of Thomas Frank's side is the perfect chance for them to get rid of some of that frustration.Walker said: "It's the standard we set ourselves as a team - we make sure that each game we go out there and the minimum we want is the three points."I've never been in a team where we draw a game and it's like someone has died in there."The training ground for the next couple of days is down, but that's the standards we've set over the last five seasons since I've been here."We want to win every game and when we do drop points, it's not acceptable, because we know we can do better."You should set your own standards and want to achieve those standards day-in, day-out."City have 15 League games remaining in which to claim what would be a third title in four seasons, and also remain in the Champions League and FA Cup.Will Man City win the treble this season? Make a prediction in the comments section.Few would back against them landing a 'treble', and Guardiola admits he can 'smell' success in the air as the big trophies start to loom large on the horizon.The Spaniard, who will be without Gabriel Jesus,

Chelsea hosted Manchester City at Stamford Bridge in the Premier League on Saturday afternoon - and they failed to get a grip on the fixture as the visitors prevailed. Pep Guardiola's side dominated possession from the opening exchanges, and despite improvement after the break, Thomas Tuchel's men lost for the first time this season.

Will Man City retain their Premier League title this season? Have your say in the comments section below.Austrian billionaire Dietrich Mateschitz is best known for his role as joint-owner of the energy drink Red Bull.The global success of that brand enabled him to finance a footballing network similar to Mansour, with the crown in the jewel being RB Leipzig from the Bundesliga.Despite only being formed in 2009, Leipzig are already an established club in Europe, reaching the Champions League semi-finals in the 2019/20 season.Andrea Agnelli is a third-generation owner of Italian juggernauts Juventus, following on from his father and grandfather.

odds on 7/10 call while Both Teams To Score is also less than even money at 5/6 . All four meetings between Wolves and Manchester City under Pep Guardiola and Nuno Espirito Santo have produced at least two goals with Over 2.5 paying out in half of those fixtures and Both Teams To Score following the same trend.Both teams have scored in both matches at Molineux since Wolves returned to the Premier League and another trend worth noting is that four of Wolves' six meetings with top-six finishers last season broke the Over 2.5 Goals barrier, with the same figure securing BTTS profit.The pools.com is the country's oldest and longest established betting outlet.