Manchester
city in Greater Manchester, England
Photo: Daniel Nisbet from Manchester, United Kingdom, CC BY 2.0 (Wikimedia Commons, cropped)
- yesterday
PSG coach Luis Enrique says Manchester City deserved their trophies despite Premier League charges
Ahead of the Champions League match at the Etihad Stadium on 14 October, the PSG coach said City earned their silverware while the club appeals a Premier League finding on 114 charges.
- yesterday
PSG beat Manchester City 4-2 at the Etihad as Guardiola returns amid financial verdict
Paris Saint-Germain led 3-0 at half-time and held on to win 4-2 at the Etihad on Wednesday, 14 October, in City's first home match since an independent commission found the club broke Premier League rules.
- 2d ago
Burnham faces questions over Man City hospitality as club found guilty of breaches
Records recovered by The Sun and the BBC show Prime Minister Andy Burnham dined twice with the Manchester City chairman while he was Greater Manchester mayor, a fact missing from the council's Monday statement.
- 2d ago
Atlético Madrid beat Manchester United 2-0 as Lisandro Martínez criticises United's recruitment
Pablo Barrios scored after 53 seconds and Ademola Lookman added a second after Leny Yoro was sent off, giving Atlético its first Champions League win of the campaign. Afterwards Martínez publicly questioned the club's hierarchy.
- 4d ago
Maresca defends Man City's Anfield celebrations amid Premier League charges case
Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca said the club's supporters have probably suffered most from the fallout of the Premier League's financial charges case, a day after the 3-0 win at Anfield.
- 4d ago
Dominic Solanke's stoppage-time header rescues ten-man Tottenham in 1-1 draw at Old Trafford
Tottenham were reduced to ten men when Rodrigo Bentancur was sent off, yet Dominic Solanke headed in a stoppage-time equaliser, leaving Manchester United with six points from six league games.
- 6d ago
Burnham vows to legislate against non-compete clauses that hold back UK start-ups
Prime Minister Andy Burnham said in Manchester on Friday that his government will legislate so non-compete clauses stop blocking start-up hiring. Around 5 million British jobs are covered by them, government research estimates.
- Oct 8
Maresca defends City's titles as the breach appeal against the 100-plus violation verdict goes on
Manchester City's manager says the club's trophies are not tainted and rejects any link between the appeal and his decision to join. Arsenal's Mikel Arteta and other Premier League managers were also asked about the verdict before league action resumes this weekend.
- Oct 7
Scott McTominay cleared for Napoli return after undergoing heart procedure
Napoli midfielder Scott McTominay has received medical clearance to resume full training following a surgical ablation procedure in September to correct a benign heart arrhythmia.
- Oct 7
UK tax authority probed Manchester City accounts in 2018 following leaked email cache
HM Revenue & Customs opened a civil tax inquiry into Manchester City in 2018 under Code of Practice 8, years before the Premier League found the club guilty of more than 100 financial rule breaches.
- Oct 7
David Silva comes out of retirement at 40 to join Hong Kong club Supreme Sha Tin
Former Manchester City midfielder David Silva has signed with Supreme Sha Tin in the Hong Kong Premier League, three years after retiring because of an anterior cruciate ligament injury.
- Oct 5
Erling Haaland asks to be substituted for Norway due to heavy fixture fatigue
Norway striker Erling Haaland asked to come off during a 2-1 loss to Portugal after playing four matches in ten days, prompting concerns over player workload ahead of Manchester City's weekend fixture against Liverpool.
- Oct 5
Manchester City beat Arsenal 4-2 to hold top spot in Women's Super League
Lauren Hemp scored twice as Manchester City overcame two deficits at the Etihad Stadium, leaving 10th-placed Arsenal 10 points adrift after five matches.
- Oct 3
Wakefield Trinity beat Warrington Wolves 23-10 to win first Super League title
Wakefield Trinity defeated Warrington Wolves 23-10 at Old Trafford on Saturday to secure their first English league championship since 1968, completing a two-year turnaround from second-tier rugby league.
- Oct 2
Lib Dems demand Andy Burnham disclose meetings with Manchester City owners after financial ruling
The Liberal Democrats have called on Prime Minister Andy Burnham to publish full records of his meetings and hospitality with Manchester City's owners following a Premier League verdict finding the club guilty of 114 financial charges.
- Oct 2
Two Iranian men charged in UK over alleged Yom Kippur bomb plot against Manchester Jewish community
Salam Ahmadyan and Rahman Salehi were arrested in Manchester on 20 September 2026 and face charges under Section 5 of the Terrorism Act 2006 for preparing an attack using explosive materials.
- Oct 2
Muse expands European arena tour to January 2027 with new dates in Lisbon, France, and Spain
British rock band Muse has added eight arena concerts in January 2027 to their European schedule, booking performances in Lisbon, Bordeaux, Lyon, Madrid, and Valencia.
- Oct 2
HB Køge beats Servette 5-1 in Women's Champions League as Man City draws Real Madrid
HB Køge earned a 5-1 victory over Servette Chênois on Thursday, while Manchester City drew 1-1 with Real Madrid in round two of the Women's Champions League.
- Oct 1
Real Madrid and Manchester City draw 1-1 in Champions League after disputed whistle
Real Madrid drew 1-1 against Manchester City in the Women's Champions League after referee Silvia Gasperotti blew the whistle before an 88th-minute strike by Silvia Cristóbal.
- Oct 1
Jurgen Klopp steps back from title parade comments following Manchester City verdict
Germany manager Jurgen Klopp stated he has no interest in retroactively celebrating Premier League titles, citing his respect for Pep Guardiola after Manchester City were found guilty of financial breaches.
