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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.

Minute-by-minute report: Join Scott Murray for updates from under the lights at Ashton Gate.

“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.

Man City lock horns with Championship side Bristol City in the 5th Round of the FA Cup.

The Sky Blues then welcome German side RB Leipzig in the Round of 16 second leg of the Champions League. Unfortunately for Nigel Pearson’s side history doesn’t lie in their favor as they haven’t qualified for the quarter-finals of the tournament since 1974. The English side is yet to lose a fixture since the 2-0 loss to WEST Brom on Boxing Day.

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.

Phil Foden was on fine form as Manchester City cruised past Bristol City and into the FA Cup quarter-finals with a 3-0 victory on Tuesday.

His through balled helped Julian Alvarez to eventually set up Foden's second, before the Belgium international took it upon himself to fire home a textbook long-ranger nine minutes from time, with City cruising to the sixth round in style. But Bristol City, buoyed by a dizzying atmosphere at Ashton Gate, came back stronger in the second half, and it needed two moments of magic from Kevin De Bruyne for City to take complete control of proceedings. Foden scored within seven minutes to give the Premier League champions an early lead in what looked destined to be a routine win for Pep Guardiola's side.

Pep Guardiola continued his assault on yet another domestic trophy in English football as Manchester City cruised into the 6th round of the FA Cup.

Manchester City move on to the 6th round and will now look to win multiple trophies, with the treble once again being on the table as March arrives. De Bruyne made it 3-0 just seven minutes later, he took a shot from the edge of the area and it beat the goalkeeper, sneaking into the net via the post. [Manchester City](https://www.marca.com/en/football/manchester-city.html) cruised into the 6th round of the [FA Cup](https://www.marca.com/en/football/fa-cup.html). The English midfielder found space inside the penalty area, receiving a clever pass from Riyad Mahrez, and he fired a shot into the back of the net. It took just seven minutes for Manchester City to burst the Bristol City bubble as Foden opened the scoring. [Manchester United rises from the ashes: Can they win a quadruple?](https://www.marca.com/en/football/manchester-united/2023/02/27/63fcc2c3e2704ebc7b8b45ce.html)

Manchester City will be looking to avoid an FA Cup shock as they travel to Bristol City in the fifth round on Tuesday.Bristol City vs Manchester City.

The games are coming thick and fast for Manchester City at the moment. Kevin De Bruyne and Bernardo Silva did not even get on at the Vitality Stadium. Newcastle are next up in the Premier League. The second £10 free fixed odds bet and the second £5 free Total Goals football spread bet will be credited 24 hours later. Once the bet is settled, get a £10 free fixed odds bet plus a £5 free Total Goals football spread bet. How to watch Bristol City vs Manchester City Bristol City will know that advancing to the quarter-finals of the FA Cup – a stage of the competition they have not reached since 1974 – will be a tall order. Bristol City are on a 12-match unbeaten run in all competitions, but they will still struggle to halt the Manchester City juggernaut. Join and place a £10 fixed odds bet at odds of 1/2 or greater. Bristol City vs Manchester City predictions Bristol City vs Manchester City odds Manchester City will be looking to avoid an FA Cup shock as they travel to Bristol City in the fifth round on Tuesday.

Man City lock horns with Championship side Bristol City in the 5th Round of the FA Cup.

The Sky Blues then welcome German side RB Leipzig in the Round of 16 second leg of the Champions League. Unfortunately for Nigel Pearson’s side history doesn’t lie in their favor as they haven’t qualified for the quarter-finals of the tournament since 1974. The English side is yet to lose a fixture since the 2-0 loss to WEST Brom on Boxing Day.

Manchester City brushed aside their Championship opponents, winning 3-0 thanks to a Phil Foden double and a late strike from Kevin De Bruyne.

Phillips rattled the crossbar with 63 seconds on the clock with a shot from outside the box and although the hosts then settled Manchester City took the lead on seven minutes. The longer the hosts stayed in the game, the more they grew in belief. Guardiola’s opposition scout advised him to expect an awkward evening and the Spaniard finished his homework on the Championship side poring over some clips on the flight south to Bristol on Tuesday. It did not stop Pearson and Guardiola, who were in deep in discussion at full time, chewing the fat over a glass of wine. The sight of De Bruyne and Rico Lewis booting the ball clear amid second-half pressure told part of the story. Scott was one of five academy graduates to start and two more arrived from the bench.

Phil Foden was on fine form as Manchester City cruised past Bristol City and into the FA Cup quarter-finals with a 3-0 victory on Tuesday.

On what turned out to be a comfortable night for Guardiola's men, GOAL rates Man City's players from Ashton Gate... Foden scored within seven minutes to give the Premier League champions an early lead in what looked destined to be a routine win for Pep Guardiola's side. His through balled helped Julian Alvarez to eventually set up Foden's second, before the Belgium international took it upon himself to fire home a textbook long-ranger nine minutes from time, with City cruising to the sixth round in style.

Phil Foden's brace eased Manchester City to a 3-0 victory over second-tier Bristol City as they moved into the FA Cup sixth round but Leicester City's hopes ...

Fulham's magnificent season continues under Marco Silva with the Cottagers still chasing a European qualification spot on two fronts. It's been a real challenge for them this season. That's been too up and down for us," Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers said. The second half was much better," Guardiola said. "It was really tough. ALSO READ:

JACK GAUGHAN: After a tricky period, barely in the side for weeks on end, Foden is 'back' with three goals in two matches and a feeling that he is ready to ...

In the first half he didn’t win one, because he was not there. ‘In the second half he won second balls. The first half he was so passive, he didn’t move. It was mainly because it was just three days after away games in the Champions League and we were exhausted. Guardiola has always had to make risky selections in March or April and, fearing fatigue, usually saves them for FA Cup semi-finals, of which City have lost three on the bounce. That goes for the understudies as well.