Both Fergie and Mancini will both look to swim home with the 3 points

Manchester City and Manchester United clash at The Etihad today in the biggest game of the season so far and Alex Ferguson will see this as the perfect opportunity to begin executing revenge on last season.

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Guardiola a City boy, says Fifa agent

A FIFA agent has come out and said that agreements are already in place for Pep Guardiola to replace Roberto Mancini as manager of Manchester City.

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Benitez's big test

It's all done and dusted now, there's nothing Chelsea fans can do about it anymore, whether they like it or not Rafael Benitez is here to stay.

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City will have to wait... again

They didn’t exactly crash out of the competition, but after their game against Borussia Dortmund next month Manchester City will no longer be competing in this season’s Champions League.

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One of the worst dives I've ever seen (Video)

Much has been said about Luis Suarez's expoits, not all about football, over the last few weeks.

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Nani doesn't dive? Sure about that Sir Alex? (Video)

With all the furore Sergio Aguero has caused by saying that foreign players are the victim of domestic player bias from referees in this country, Sir Alex Ferguson has emerged from his lair to vent his feelings on the matter.

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Just what is Manchester City’s best strike partnership?

While Manchester City’s defensive problems and particularly Roberto Mancini’s inability to settle on a consistent partner for skipper Vincent Kompany have grabbed the headlines, City’s striking problems have been ignored somewhat. To be frank, to suggest that there are any “problems” is a bit far-fetched. City do often look capable of scoring at will and possess four top-level strikers in Sergio Aguero, Carlos Tevez, Mario Balotelli and Edin Dzeko.

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Manchester City to retain their title (video)

It wasn't the ideal transfer window for Manchester City; however a positive deadline day saw them bring in not only quality, but quantity and for me I expect them to regain their Barclays Premier League crown.

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Foreign Imports: The Good, the Bad and the Worst. Part one.

The Premiership has been a global phenomenon. The money from television rights has transformed the English game. Everything about the Premiership oozes class. Maybe it's the allure of the biggest league in the world, or the money it provides, but foreign players have played a major part in this transition. But for every Henry that comes here, inevitably, there is a Taibi. that blags his way through customs too. Here, I am going to look at the best and worst imports. Some have lit up the Premiership, some couldn’t light a match (pun intended).

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Tevez back into the swing of things

Too little too late? That's what Roberto Mancini says about the title race but finishing strongly was again the main focus when visiting Norwich at the weekend. Carlos Tevez started his second game with Balotelli suspended and the mis-firing Edin Dzeko now seemingly relegated to fourth striker. 

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A Review of the PFA Player of the Year nominees

Last night, the Barclay Professional Footballers' Association announced the six players nominated for their Player of the Year award.  There are some surprises and there are some no-brainers. But who deserves to wear the crown for the best player of the 2011-2012 season?  I run through the six players, considering their chances…  

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The 10 most bizarre injuries seen in football

Manchester City are quickly dropping out of the title race and matters haven’t been helped by the enforced absence of star striker Sergio Aguero. The Argentinean forward is missing through injury, but the club won’t disclose the cause of the problem, merely describing it as ‘stupid,’

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A look at the history of Citizen strikers

With the arrival of Sergio Aguero at the beginning of the season, Manchester City now boast another prolific striker to go along with their rich history of great strikers. But who has been our best thus far? Last season, Carlos Tevez was the name on everyone’s lips and his goals helped City to their highest Premiership finish ever and lifted our first silverware for over 30 years

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3 Players United Will Have To Be Wary Of - Manchester City

Manchester United of course play Manchester City in a crunch FA Cup third round clash  at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday, so with that in mind it’s worth taking a look at these three players who we should be wary of going into the game: 

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City’s unsung hero this season... Yaya Toure

Part of the reason why Man City have been successful this year is down to individual brilliance in various matches and the fact that a relatively new squad, consisting of world class players has formed to build a brilliant understanding.

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