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Man City Thrash Fulham to Regain Premier League Top Spot
iexclusivenews – Manchester City have regained the top spot in the Premier League title race after defeating Fulham 4-0 at the Craven Cottage on Saturday.
The win puts Man City two points ahead of second-placed Arsenal, who could retake the lead if they beat Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday while City would still have a game in hand.
Match Highlights:
- Gvardiol’s Unlikely Brace: Josko Gvardiola scored an unlikely brace in the game, giving Man City the lead in the 13th minute and scoring his second in the 71st minute.
Foden’s 17th League Goal: Phil Foden doubled Manchester City’s lead in the 59th minute, firing the ball into the bottom-left corner for his 17th league goal of the season.
Alvarez’s Penalty: Man City were awarded a penalty in the last minutes of the game following a foul on Julian Alvarez, which Alvarez scored to seal the victory for Man City.
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Post-Match Reactions:
Guardiola on Gvardiol: “The first goal… we signed the best winger in the planet!. After Wolves, 3 days off, he was the only one who went to the training centre for his recovery,” Guardiola said. “We make an incredible signing for many, many years to come.”
Gvardiol’s Form: Gvardiol has now scored five goals in his last seven outings, including his brace against Fulham.
Man City’s Title Hopes: The win puts Man City in pole position for a fourth consecutive title, with Arsenal facing a tough trip to Manchester United on Sunday.
Next Fixtures:
Manchester City vs Tottenham: Man City face Tottenham on Tuesday night, with a win potentially securing the title.
Arsenal vs Manchester United: Arsenal face Manchester United on Sunday, with a win potentially putting them back in the lead.
Key Statistics:
Man City’s Unbeaten Run: Manchester City have now gone unbeaten in their last five league games, winning 5-1, 2-0, 4-0, 5-1, and 4-2.
Fulham’s Mixed Form: Fulham have had a mixed bag of results recently, drawing 0-0 with Brentford, winning 1-0 against West Ham, drawing 1-1 with Crystal Palace, and losing 3-1 to Liverpool.