The Premier League title got a bit of a shake-up on Saturday, Nov. 22 with Manchester City and Liverpool both suffering losses in pursuit of first-place Arsenal.

Manchester City have suffered as many as four defeats in their opening 12 games of a Premier League season for the first time since 2013-14 (also 4). Indeed, it's the most defeats a Pep Guardiola side has ever suffered in their opening 12 league matches of a season in the Spaniard's managerial career.

Pep Guardiola oversaw another engrossing game of football, but this time his team was on the losing end as Newcastle United beat Manchester City 2-1 on Saturday at St. James' Park.

Manchester City have always had a habit of buying young players with the talent and potential to develop into first-team players. Recently, City have signed players such as Vitor Reis, Abdukodir

The loss means City are now third in the table. They failed to close the gap on leaders Arsenal, who have a north London derby against Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday. Haaland came into the game after helping Norway reach next year's World Cup during the international break,

Bayer Leverkusen will look to build on their impressive victory over Benfica earlier this month when they resume their UEFA Champions League campaign at Manchester City on Tuesday (kick-off: 9pm CET).

The right-back position at Manchester City has long seemed to be one position that they’ll look to strengthen in 2026. Whether or not that is in the January transfer window or next summer it seems

Wrexham and Manchester City will work alongside each other to treat Issa Kabore, who is expected to be sidelined for “at least” six weeks following a fresh problem.Kabore’s energetic displays,