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- BBC News
A year of unwanted records
Defeat by Al-Hilal brings the curtain down on a gruelling and challenging season for Manchester City which began 325 days ago with the Community Shield against Manchester United on 10 not gone quite to plan for manager Pep Guardiola, with City losing 17 games in all competitions, which is at least five more than in any other season since his appointment and the club's highest total since City have scored 130 goals in 61 fixtures, the defensive lapses exposed in their Club World Cup exit have become increasingly conceded 78 times this term, comfortably their worst record under Guardiola. That is 32 more than they shipped in the Treble-winning campaign of 2022-23, when they played the same number of over £100m invested in new signings this summer, and an additional £140m spent in January, the eight-time Premier League champions will expect a substantial improvement next term.
The Independent
39 minutes ago
- The Independent
Bernardo Silva insists Club World Cup loss just as painful as Champions League exit
Bernardo Silva is refusing to look at Manchester City 's shock exit from the Club World Cup as a blessing in disguise. The Premier League outfit crashed out of the competition in the early hours of Tuesday morning as they were beaten 4-3 in extra time by Saudi outfit Al-Hilal after a pulsating last-16 clash in Orlando. City had established themselves as one of the favourites to triumph in the United States after winning all three of their group games in convincing fashion. A run to the final would have prolonged their campaign until July 13, however, just five weeks before the next Premier League season begins. After much debate about the impact of the Club World Cup on player welfare, there is a feeling in some quarters that City – after an underwhelming 2024-25 season – need the rest, but Silva does not see it that way. The City captain said: 'No-one wanted to lose. We are very used to not having holidays, unfortunately, because the schedule is crazy and when we are in a competition we take it very seriously. 'We had a lot of ambition for this Club World Cup and we wanted to win it.' Asked if the defeat hurt as much as Champions League elimination, Silva said: 'Yes, a little bit. Yes.' City had taken early control with a ninth-minute goal from Silva at the Camping World Stadium, but they were to rue missing a succession of chances to increase the lead before the break. Al-Hilal turned the game around through Marcos Leonardo and Malcom and reclaimed the advantage again with a Kalidou Koulibaly header after Erling Haaland forced extra time. Phil Foden made it 3-3, but City could not regain the initiative and Leonardo settled an eventful contest – and secured a statement victory for Saudi football – with 112 minutes on the clock. Silva said: 'There was always a feeling of danger coming from them when they recovered the ball in transition and their counters. We allowed them to run way too many times. 'But apart from that we had chances. We scored three goals and we could have scored five or six. 'They punished us. They have a good team with a lot of individual quality and congratulations to them.' Former Wolves midfielder Ruben Neves impressed in the Al-Hilal midfield and fellow Portuguese Joao Cancelo was a threat against his old City team-mates. Silva, also a Portugal international, said: 'I have friends there, I know most of their players and I know the quality they have. 'We were expecting another difficult game like Juventus and when you don't control transitions then good players, like Al-Hilal have, punish you. That's what happened.' City begin the new Premier League season at Wolves on August 16. Silva said: 'We will try to have as much rest as possible but also come back to prepare for the season properly.'
The Herald Scotland
44 minutes ago
- The Herald Scotland
PAOK make announcement on ex-Celtic star Greg Taylor
They faced competition from Danish side Copenhagen and Dinamo Zagreb in Croatia but the Super League outfit have officially won the race. PAOK have announced the 27-year-old as their latest signing using a quirky social media video which features Taylor painting PAOK colours on his face and bagpipes playing in the background as a nod to his nationality. He came from Scotland 🏴 He is ready to fight ⚔️ He is ready to play ⚽️ He is ready to conquer! 🦅#TaylorIsHere #PAOK #OurWay #transfers — PAOK FC (@PAOK_FC) July 1, 2025 They wrote alongside it: "He came from Scotland. He is ready to fight. "He is ready to play. He is ready to conquer." Celtic have themselves released a statement as they thanked the Scotland international for his service over a glittering six years. It read: "Greg Taylor has today joined Greek Super League side, PAOK FC, and everyone at Celtic wishes Greg every success at his new club. "Greg joined Celtic back in 2019 from Kilmarnock, and over the past six years has been a key figure in the success that the club has enjoyed. Read more: Queen's Park vs Celtic: TV channel, live stream & kick-off time Pep Guardiola reacts as Man City crash out of Club World Cup with shock defeat "He won five league titles, three Scottish Cups and three League Cups, which included the Treble in 2022/23, and he picked up two trophies last season – another league title and the League Cup, when he scored in the final at Hampden. "In total, he made 216 appearances for Celtic, with his debut coming against St Mirren back in October 2019, while he also scored nine goals for the Hoops. "Everyone at Celtic thanks Greg for everything he did for Celtic over the past six years and wish him and his family every success in the future."
