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It is so far the one competition in England Guardiola has not been able to win more than once and, with neither the Premier League or the Champions League ...

Bristol City 0-3 Man City FT: Bristol City 0-3 Man City Still, where many teams even in the Premier League would have faltered, the Robins roared to make it a breathless opening 45 minutes.

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Their last defeat to a side from a tier below came against Wigan in 2018. This season he struggled a bit and was a bit down. We came here five years ago in the Carabao Cup and it was amazing. De Bruyne, take a bow. He created plenty for his side and got on the scoresheet himself early on - but will his side be able to add to their tally, or will it be a case of too many missed opportunities? The second half was much better. It's a pretty poor ball in, but the follow up cross after the cross is better, and De Bruyne is back in a deep position to help his team out under a little bit of pressure. His career was always up, up, up. I remember it perfectly.' 'It was really tough. I was impressed by some players, I didn't know them. It was a valiant performance from the hosts, who gave one of the best sides in the world plenty to think about, but it was a night on which Phil Foden shone for the visitors.

Manchester City make the long trip down to the South West this evening as they face Championship side Bristol City in the fifth round of the FA Cup.

City fans will make noise as they always do in these away games, but they’ll do well to outsing these Bristol City fans, who sing: “Just like Bristol, your city is red.” Mahrez to De Bruyne whose perfect cross is finished by Foden at the back stick The hosts aren’t scared of putting men forward, and they arguably should have had a penalty, but the more they do that, the more space City are getting on the counter. The build-up play from De Bruyne and Mahrez was brilliant, and half the team went to celebrate with those two on the right rather than with the goalscorer. City have done what they did at Bournemouth at the weekend, scored early and silenced the crowd. Despite being mid-table in the second tier, the Robins are 12 matches unbeaten and will provide a stern test for City.

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“It’ll be 2-1 to BCFC, with the winner in the 94th minute, while the Mancunians are preoccupied with booking limos to their Gulfstreams at Lulsgate is my prediction.” We’ll be off in a couple of minutes. It’s a cute run, and though he’s crowded out, the ball twangs out of play for a corner on the left. [Manchester City](https://www.theguardian.com/football/manchestercity) pass down the left nearly releases Foden into the box. Lewis comes across and eases him off the ball and to the ground. O’Leary comes to the edge of his area to claim. O’Leary is beaten, buy Kalas heads off the line at the expense of a corner. 33 min: De Bruyne cuts in from the left and blooters a wild effort high and wide from distance. De Bruyne takes too long over what to do next, and the momentum of the attack is jiggered. 35 min: Kalas strips a snoozing De Bruyne in the centre circle and sets Bell off down the left. De Bruyne enters the box and flashes a shot over the bar. Dias attempts to sweep home from ten yards, only for Pring to throw himself in the road and take the sting out of the shot. The ball’s swung back in from the left.

Phil Foden scored and registered an assist in Manchester City's 4-1 win over Bournemouth in the Premier League. He could make a difference for the defending ...

We gave him a week or two weeks off, and after that Riyad [Mahrez] was in his best time of the season and Jack made a step forward.” However, the 22-year-old has been fit enough to play for a number of weeks and has been held back. Foden certainly occupies that category and his performance against Bournemouth suggests he is ready to have a real influence. In that match, Manchester City had plenty of the ball and created opportunities, but couldn’t find the back of the net more than once. Foden was restored to the Manchester City lineup for the 4-1 win over Bournemouth and showcased why so many supporters had been calling for him to start. The sight of Phil Foden on the Manchester City bench had become a familiar one.

Manchester City is delighted to unveil concepts for a best-in-class fan experience and year-round entertainment and leisure destination at the Etihad ...

Since 2008, City Football Group has overseen over £700m of investment into the Etihad Campus and East Manchester. Matchday travel measures are currently being explored with partners from across the City, with a view to enhancing existing services. Modest workspace has also been included for use by start-up and medium-sized organisations looking to co-locate and collaborate with the Club, City Football Group and Etihad Campus partners.