Man City vs Man Utd comparison: How Pep's treble winners match up to Fergie's of 1999

Man City vs Man Utd comparison: How Pep’s treble winners match up to Fergie’s class of 1999

Manchester City emulated Manchester United’s 1999 trophy treble with victory in the Champions League final against Inter Milan. Having seen off United at Wembley to add the FA Cup to their Premier League title, City’s 1-0 victory over Inter Milan means they have matched the feat previously only achieved in English football by their cross-city rivals.

Man City vs Inter Milan: City can conquer Europe at last

Man City vs Inter Milan: City can conquer Europe at last

The missing piece in the Manchester City jigsaw can be added when Pep Guardiola’s team face Inter Milan in the 2023 Champions League final in Istanbul. City have been the dominant force in English football for the last decade and have won the Premier League and FA Cup double this season but they are yet to conquer Europe, with this being only their second appearance in the final.

Treble winners: Where could Manchester City rank among Europe’s greatest teams?

Treble winners: Where could Manchester City rank among Europe’s greatest teams?

Manchester City are bidding to become only the 10th Treble winners in football history by securing league, cup and European Cup triumphs in the same season. We have delved into the history books to compare Pep Guardiola’s side to past all-conquering teams.

The greatest managers in British football

The greatest managers in British football

Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City are on the verge of winning the treble of Premier League, Champions League and FA Cup in one season. Conquering Europe has been the one achievement missing from Guardiola’s record during his time at the Etihad Stadium and Champions League glory would mean he can undoubtedly be classed as one of the greatest managers in British football.

Analysis of Newcastle's top-four bid

Analysis of Newcastle’s top-four bid

Newcastle’s bid for Champions League qualification has struck a blow for the Premier League hopefuls battling to break the domination of England’s ‘big six’ sides. Only once since Everton’s fourth-placed finish in 2004-05 has a club other than Manchester United, Manchester City, Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal or Tottenham occupied one of the top-four places at the end of the season.

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