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6 articles mention Manchester City in the last 7 days (Oct 20 to Oct 26).
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| Forbes | MLS Could Use A Few Owners Acting Like Manchester City’sForbes In MLS, the rare clubs that have dared run afoul of the league's cumbersome roster regulations are also the ones that have been staples of the league's growth. | 0.40● | |
| The Guardian | Aston Villa and Jackson end Manchester City’s perfect run with stunning winThe Guardian Manchester City have added a loss in the Premier League to the one to the Premier League, as their perfect on-pitch record vanished at Aston Villa. The two most in-form strikers in England did battle and it was Nicolas Jackson’s double that meant his side come out on top against Erling Haaland. City are certainly fallible, losing for the fourth time in a row here, and it was a reminder that life will not always be as simple as their first seven games. Mistakes cost them as Marc Guéhi and Gianluigi Donnarumma played their part in Jackson’s goals, which will give him greater pleasure as they ended Enzo Maresca’s perfect start. Continue reading... | 0.80● | |
| The Guardian | Mourinho labels Madrid-Barça comparison ‘unfair’, Kompany to miss ‘weeks’ – as it happenedThe Guardian Buildup to Aston Villa v Man City, José Mourinho on Madrid-Barça and news that Bayern boss Vincent Kompany will be missing ‘for weeks’ Just under three hours to go before Villa Park witnesses people defiantly waving inflatable bananas while being called cheats. Taha Hashim looks at Aston Villa v Man City in the second entry of this week’s, count ‘em, ‘10 Things’. “It was five months ago but it feels a lot longer. When these two sides met in May to finish the season, the contest doubled as Pep Guardiola’s leaving party after 10 years in the job and twice as many trophies, an era now laden with asterisks. It must be surreal for Aston Villa supporters, too. Their 2-1 victory at the Etihad Stadium, inspired by two goals from Ollie Watkins to complete a league double over City, came only four days after their Europa League triumph in Istanbul, where Youri Tielemans, Morgan Rogers and Emi Buendía were the scorers. Buendía is the only one left in claret and blue as Unai Emery builds a new side.” Jamie Jackson’s latest piece listing supposed solutions for MUFC fails to mention the only one that will really work long term. Relegation, preferably “doing a Leicester”, in order to finally get rid of the Glazers. As long as they are there, nothing will meaningfully change. Even if we never got back to being “elite”, at least I might be able to love my club once again. Continue reading... | 0.50 | |
| Forbes | Could The Manchester City Scandal Overshadow Brighton’s EPL Fairy Tale?Forbes Manchester City’s scandal threatens to overshadow Brighton’s Premier League fairy tale, with a possible points deduction casting a shadow over the race for the EPL title. | 0.80● | |
| The Guardian | Manchester City have been a joy to watch but they became detached from their roots | Philipp LahmThe Guardian City behaved much like other top clubs but their rule-breaking deserves to be punished. The Bundesliga, where members have a controlling stake, can show the way forward Do we have to reassess Manchester City now? In my columns, I have repeatedly engaged with this club and its key figures. Looking back at what I have written over the years, I believe it remains beyond question that the team have achieved greatness. I always loved watching them: they were a true unit on the pitch, a finely tuned orchestra. I would also write all over again that the conductor, Pep Guardiola, masters his craft like few others. I could recognise his teams even if they were wearing the wrong shirts and the game was broadcast in black and white – by the passes, the distances between the players and the intelligence of their interplay. It is no wonder Guardiola inspires others to become managers; look at Vincent Kompany, Mikel Arteta, Enzo Maresca, and perhaps some time Ilkay Gündogan and Rodri. Continue reading... | 0.70● | |
| The Guardian | Foden hat-trick helps Manchester City cut through noise and crush AEK AthensThe Guardian Enzo Maresca has called for Manchester City to make their own noise on the pitch to drown out the cacophony surrounding them but maybe a quiet night at the Etihad Stadium was what they needed all along. AEK Athens were easily dispatched in a businesslike manner, as Phil Foden announced his return to form with a hat-trick to get City’s Champions League campaign back on track after being pummelled by Paris Saint-Germain . The match was uneven throughout as Foden shone on the wing and later down the middle, with goals from Elliot Anderson and Rayan Cherki helping to ease City to victory in front of half-full stands. Stavros Pilios’s consolation was more a reward for the boisterous fans in yellow and black than for the overall efforts of the visitors. Continue reading... | 0.80● |
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| The Guardian | 0.6% | 4 | 716 |
| Forbes | 0.5% | 2 | 411 |
Coverage by lean
The share of stories that match the query, in the last 7 days, averaged over the outlets of each political lean with at least 3 stories. The groups differ in size, so a single outlet weighs more in the smaller ones.
- Left-leaning1 of 15 sources
- <0.1%
- Least biased1 of 8 sources
- 0.1%
- Right-leaning0 of 15 sources
- 0.0%
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