Uosof Ahmad and Kyle Morgan-Williams travelled up from London specially for the prank at Old Trafford Stadium

Manchester City struggled again in the Premier League with a 1-1 draw with newly promoted Middlesbrough

Manchester City are struggling for form but are still perched at the top of the Premier League table

Is the vast amount of money being thrown around these days the reason why the state of English football is at an all-time low?

Gareth Southgate has a struggle on his hands, and calling-up Glen Johnson will not help him

Paul Pogba grabbed all the headlines in the summer with his big money move to Manchester United—but has he lived up to expectation?

Manchester City limped out of the Champions League on Wednesday, so now must put in a performance against Arsenal at The Etihad Stadium on Sunday if they are to qualify for the competition next season

Manchester City eased past Stoke City in the 12:45 kick off at The Etihad Stadium

Manchester City face Real Madrid on Tuesday, but first they must get past Stoke City at The Etihad on Saturday

At 17:30 the Etihad Stadium will be waiting for City’s vital clash against West Brom

The biggest game of the season is upon us fans, as Manchester City come up against Mancunian rivals Manchester United

Manchester City face Dynamo Kiev at The Etihad Stadium tomorrow, after the first leg finished 3-1 to City.

City are struggling for form at the moment, and on Sunday they fell at the hands of Tottenham Hotspur at The Etihad Stadium

After City stumbled last weekend to Leicester City, they need a successful result at The Etihad on Sunday against Tottenham

With John Terry on his way out of Stamford Bridge, he will be missed.

Saturday 6th February 2016, at the Etihad Stadium

The Etihad Stadium 12:45 Kick Off

We all need to be a little more like Jürgen Klopp and start celebrating football like we used to

It’s now official—and it’s what we were all expecting. Pep Guardiola has been named Manchester City manager for next season

After a calamitous start to the season, the Chelsea board’s patience is being exercised to the limit by José Mourinho. But here are six reasons why they must not panic and sack ‘The Special One’