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Man City vs Real Madrid, Juventus vs Lyon matches postponed - Uefa
Juventus defender Daniele Rugani has tested positive for the virus, forcing players and staff of the Italian champions into quarantine.
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Guardiola surprised by City's dominance over Man Utd
Since Guardiola came to England in 2016, City have finished above United every season with a combined points difference of 60 over that time.
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Guardiola wary of 'best' Man Utd side ahead of derby clash
Second-placed City are 15 points ahead of their cross-city rivals but Guardiola is not buying the theory that Sunday's meeting matters more to United.
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De Bruyne inspires late turnaround as City stun Real Madrid
Madrid looked on course to edge a cagey contest after Isco's smart finish early in the second half, but De Bruyne teed up Gabriel Jesus in the 78th minute and then tucked away a penalty five minutes later.
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Man City target role reversal against Champions League kings Real Madrid
After City's win over Leicester on Saturday, Pep Guardiola said: "We will try to be ourselves. We can win and we can lose but we must try to be ourselves."
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Jesus seals win for Manchester City at Leicester
It looked like being a frustrating day for second-placed City when Kasper Schmeichel saved Sergio Aguero’s spot-kick just past the hour but Jesus spared his blushes late on.
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Guardiola takes swipe at Barca over Man City's Euro ban
Barca president Josep Maria Bartomeu has 'thanked' UEFA for banning City from the Champions League and Europa League for two years, a shock sentence handed out on Friday which the Premier League champions plan to appeal.
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'Rules are rules' - Wenger has little sympathy for Man City's ban
On Friday, UEFA announced City had been banned from continental competition for two seasons for what the body said were "serious" financial fair-play breaches between 2012 and 2016.
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Arteta conflicted as Arsenal eye benefit from Man City ban
Man City's two-season ban handed down by Uefa on Friday means fifth will be enough to secure a Champions League place unless the champions succeed in overturning that sanction at the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
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Man City's appeal may focus heavily on process of UEFA probe
In a statement on Friday, Manchester City referred to the “flawed and consistently leaked UEFA process”.
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Guardiola fears sack if Real Madrid tie goes wrong
Pep Guardiola has won five major trophies in three seasons at the Etihad, but a failure to progress beyond the quarterfinals of the Champions League has been the big disappointment of his reign.
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City lose to United but hang on to reach final
Nemanja Matic’s 35th-minute strike gave United victory at the Etihad Stadium but the midfielder was later sent off and it was not enough to overturn the 3-1 deficit from the semi-final first leg at Old Trafford.
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Guardiola targets second place as 'extraordinary' Liverpool march on
City travel to Sheffield United on Tuesday but Guardiola confirmed they will be without defenders John Stones and Benjamin Mendy.
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United bid to halt Liverpool juggernaut again
Liverpool, the European and world club champions and on course to become Premier League invincibles, have won their last 18 matches at Anfield and not lost at home in the top flight since April 2017.
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Liverpool march towards history as top-four race heats up
With a 13-point lead at the top of the table and a game in hand to further burnish their advantage, Liverpool go to Tottenham on Saturday as odds-on favourites to win the English title for the first time since 1990.
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Job only half done for Guardiola as Man City outclass Man Utd
The holders were rampant before the break as Bernardo Silva's wonder strike, Riyad Mahrez's cool finish and an own goal from Andreas Pereira put City well on course for a third straight final.
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Guardiola expects repeat game plan from Man Utd
United produced an exhilarating display of counter-attacking football to beat Guardiola's side 2-1 in last month's Premier League derby at the Etihad Stadium.
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Arteta earns first win as Arsenal sink Man Utd, but Spurs, Chelsea stumble
Mikel Arteta's team are nine points adrift of the top four, but their second win in 16 matches in all competitions offers hope of a brighter future under the former Arsenal midfielder's management.
