The FA Cup is the oldest national football competition in the world. Wanderers were the first winners in 1872, beating Royal Engineers 1-0 in the final at Kennington Oval. Arsenal are the most successful team in the competition, having lifted the trophy on 14 occasions, two more than Manchester United.
Liverpool lead the way in bwin’s Europa League winner odds as the 2023-24 group stage enters the final two rounds of fixtures. The Premier League outfit have yet to officially secure their place in the knockout stages of the competition but sit top of Group E.
Pre-tournament favourites Aston Villa have strengthened their position in bwin’s Europa Conference League winner odds following an impressive start to their campaign. With two matchdays remaining, Unai Emery’s side are sitting second in Group E on virtue of their head-to-head record with Polish side Legia, who they face in their next fixture.
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There are still three Scottish teams in Europe ahead of the group stages of the three continental competitions. Edinburgh rivals Hearts and Hibs both failed to make it through qualifying in the Europa Conference League but Celtic, Rangers and Aberdeen continue to fly the flag for Scotland.
Manchester City have the chance to add another trophy to their collection when they face Sevilla in the European Super Cup. City go into the match as firm favourites after winning the treble and history is on their side, with the Champions League winners having triumphed in this fixture in nine of the last 10 years.
New stoppage time rules saw playing time increase by around seven minutes on average compared to last season across the EFL’s opening weekend and Sunday’s Community Shield. Arsenal and Manchester City’s clash at Wembley lasted longer than all but seven of last season’s Premier League games
The Champions League is the premier competition in European football and winning it is the ultimate prize for the cream of the clubs across the continent. Commonly known as the European Cup from its introduction in 1955 until it was rebranded in 1992, qualifying for the Champions League alone is an achievement – but winning it is the pinnacle of club football in Europe.
Pep Guardiola has cemented his status as one of the best managers of all-time by winning the treble with Manchester City. City’s victory over Inter last Saturday earned Guardiola a third Champions League title and a second personal treble.
Manchester City reached the pinnacle of the European game with victory in the Champions League final on Saturday, which also saw them complete the treble. Here we look at what could come next for the club and the latest Man City betting odds.
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.
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.
Manchester City take on Inter Milan in the Champions League final in Istanbul on Saturday and head into the game as clear favourites. They could hardly have been more impressive in reaching the showpiece occasion for a second time as we look back at the Man City Champions League results on their route to the final.
Sevilla dominate the UEFA Cup and Europa League winners list after making it a magnificent seven triumphs by edging out Roma. The Spanish outfit, who also lifted the trophy in 2006, 2007, 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2020, are unbeaten in finals and have four more victories than any other club.