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Guardiola: Rodri and Stones getting better but won’t start against Al Ain

6 days ago | mancity.com | Jack Mumford

City face the Abu Dhabi-based side in Atlanta at 02:00 (UK) on Monday 23 June in our second FIFA Club World Cup Group G match. After victory over Wydad in Philadelphia on Wednesday, we know that a win here should see us through to the Round of 16 with a game to spare. Rodri played the last 30 minutes of that game, while Stones watched from the sidelines.
McAtee nets opener as England reach U21 Euros semi-finals

1 week ago | mancity.com | Jack Mumford

Captaining Lee Carsley’s side, McAtee pounced on a loose ball to turn home from a few yards out after just 10 minutes. That was backed up shortly after by Harvey Elliott, who made the most of a tap in after a low shot was spilled by goalkeeper Alejandro Iturbe. Spain were given a lifeline as half-time approached when Jarrell Quansah tripped Alberto Moleiro in the box. Valencia’s Javi Guerra made no mistake from the spot, halving England’s lead at the break.
City to start 2025/26 Premier League season at Wolves

1 week ago | mancity.com | Jack Mumford

The Molineux fixture will be played at 17:30 (UK) on Saturday 16 August and is set to be shown live on Sky Sports in the UK. We enjoyed a late, late John Stones winner there in October last season to mark our fourth victory in seven games at Wolves since their return to the top tier in 2017. It will kickstart our 29th season in the Premier League and see us begin pursuit of what would be a ninth title since the top-flight was rebranded in 1992.
‘Many good things’ in win over Wydad - Pep

1 week ago | mancity.com | Neil Leigh

An early Phil Foden strike and second goal from Jeremy Doku just before half-time was enough to earn City victory and a three-point haul in our opening Group G clash. The clash played out in searing heat and humidity at Philadelphia’s Lincoln Financial Field, also saw encouraging competitive debuts for summer signings Tijjani Reijnders and Rayan Cherki. And for the boss it represented positive first steps at the outset of the newly expanded 32-team Club World Cup.
Five key dates in the 2025/26 Premier League

1 week ago | mancity.com | Jack Mumford

Having finally surrendered our Premier League crown in 2024/25 following a record four titles in a row, Pep Guardiola’s team will be looking to return to the summit next term. While he and his team’s full focus will be on the start of the FIFA Club World Cup in the USA, they can now take a look at the key dates that could make or break the 2025/26 season domestically. Here we’ll pick out some of the dates you have to get down immediately...
Savinho: FIFA Club World Cup 2025 marks fresh chapter for City

1 week ago | mancity.com | Neil Leigh

After what was a frustrating 2024/25 campaign, City kick-start the new season in earnest on Wednesday when we tackle Wydad AC of Morocco in our opening Club World Cup clash in Philadelphia. City have been in the United States preparing since last Thursday for our opening game in Group G, which gets underway at the Lincoln Financial Field at 17.00 (UK).
Guardiola's delight at new arrivals on and off the pitch

1 week ago | mancity.com | David Clayton

The Blues have brought in Tijjani Reijnders, Rayan Ait-Nouri, Marcus Bettinelli and Rayan Cherki in recent weeks and all four are part of the Club World Cup squad with our campaign starting on Wednesday against Wydad AC. The boss says the quality the new arrivals will add to his team will make a huge difference in the season to come. “We’re really pleased because they all have huge quality in different positions,” said Guardiola.
FIFA Club World Cup: Live radio commentary with a CITY+ subscription

1 week ago | mancity.com | Jack Mumford

City’s tournament begins on Wednesday 18 June when we face Moroccan side Wydad AC in Philadelphia at 17:00 (UK). After that, we’ll go up against Al Ain at 02:00 (UK) on Monday 23 June and Juventus at 20:00 (UK) on Thursday 26 June to complete Group G. The top two will then progress to the Round of 16, where single leg knockout ties will be played all the way to the final at the MetLife Stadium on 13 July. As usual, we’ll be covering every match in detail across our channels.
City eager to make flying start to FIFA Club World Cup, says Nico

1 week ago | mancity.com | Neil Leigh

Pep Guardiola’s side tackle the Moroccan outfit at Lincoln Financial Field in our opening clash in Group G of the newly formatted tournament, which brings together 32 teams from around the world. The top two sides in the group will progress through to the knockout stages so it means there is precious little margin for error. And looking ahead to the game, Nico said City had arrived in Philadelphia eager to start in impressive fashion.
FIFA Club World Cup 2025 begins

1 week ago | mancity.com | Jack Mumford

Inter Miami, boasting the likes of Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez, were held to a goalless draw by Egyptian side Al Ahly in Miami Gardens in the very first match of the new 32-team format. City are in Group G, so we won’t play our first game until Wednesday. That match will see us take on Moroccan side Wydad AC in Philadelphia, kicking off at 17:00 (UK). It’s the opener of three group games for Pep Guardiola’s side, with games against Al Ain and Juventus to follow.