straight to your inboxRiyad Mahrez had admitted that Manchester City weren't good enough to win the Premier League last season and that they will need 'consistency and focus' to win it back this year.After two years of domestic dominance, City saw their grip on the Premier League title slip last season as Liverpool stormed to their first championship triumph in 30 years.Jurgen Klopp's side eventually won the league by a massive 18 points, with City's nine defeats throughout the year proving
Man City fans identify their biggest concern ahead of new Premier League season
14.09.2020 - 10:09 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
straight to your inboxManchester City may not be in action during the Premier League's opening weekend but they will have certainly kept a close eye on proceedings.Encouragement may have been found from Liverpool's performance in the dramatic 4-3 victory over Leeds United at Anfield, where defensive vulnerabilities in Jurgen Klopp's side were exposed.
That could certainly help City in their push to reclaim the Premier League title and be crowned champions for the third time in four
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19.09.2020 / 16:17
Jamie Carragher disagrees with Liverpool FC boss Jurgen Klopp over Man City spending
straight to your inbox Jamie Carragher has compared Man City boss Pep Guardiola to Manchester United great Sir Alex Ferguson and Jurgen Klopp in regards to the Catalan's ability to 'put his reputation on the line' with big spending. City have once again been busy in the summer transfer window by signing the likes of Nathan Ake and Ferran Torres, and have spent considerably in every summer window under Guardiola.
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19.09.2020 / 14:25
Werner becomes the first Chelsea men's player to sign up to Common Goal and donate part of his salary
Timo Werner has become the first Chelsea men's player to sign up to Common Goal as he pledges at least one per cent of his salary to help causes relating to disadvantaged youth.The 24-year-old had just made a £47.5 million ($61m) switch to Stamford Bridge in the summer and earns around £200,000 a week after excelling at RB Leipzig for the last few seasons.Chelsea face Liverpool at the weekend and Werner will come up against fellow Common Goal funder Jurgen Klopp, while the Blues have two women's