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© Provided by BSkyB Getty © Provided by BSkyB Getty Pep Guardiola has admitted Man City's Premier League title hopes are over after a 2-1 defeat at Chelsea on Wednesday. Champions League qualification is now City's main aim, according to Guardiola, who also said the title is between Tottenham and Chelsea. City are four points in front of Arsenal and Manchester United in fifth and sixth respectively, having played a game more than both teams. "Today the Premier League is gone, it will be between Tottenham and Chelsea," the Man City head coach said. Sky customers can now upgrade to Sky Sports and get 12 months for just £18 per month.
2017-04-06 08:00:58The FC panel examine Pep Guardiola's attack-minded tactics against Chelsea and argue Man City's first focus should be on defence. LONDON -- Eden Hazard admitted that Chelsea are
2017-04-06 08:01:20Eden Hazard urged Chelsea to stay focused but conceded they are “nearly there” in their quest to become Premier League champions. Antonio Conte’s men appeared set to go 10 points clear until Tottenham completed a stunning late turnaround to beat Swansea City 3-1. We have to be ready for everything but have to concentrate on Chelsea and not Tottenham,” he said. “Thibaut made some great saves, okay, he made a mistake on the goal but it is not [just] his fault,” Hazard added.
2017-04-06 08:12:09Pedro was clipped by Fernandinho in the box and though Hazard's spot-kick was saved by Caballero, the former Lille man converted at the second time of asking on the rebound. Image: PA But you'd expect things to be much tougher for the Blues if Diego Costa is hit with a ban following an incident with Vincent Kompany. The Mirror lead tomorrow's back page with the 'Dirty Diego' headline and say that the former Atletico Madrid man is in danger of getting a ban. Diego Costa could face a three-match ban for his unpunished rake of the studs on Kompany. [Mirror] pic.twitter.com/9oov50JR5z - City Watch (@City_Watch) April 5, 2017 Do you think Costa should get a ban?
2017-04-06 08:20:10Hazard brace gives Chelsea vital win 05 April 2017, 23:16 Tweet Chelsea recovered from their shock weekend blip with Eden Hazard's double securing a nervy 2-1 victory over Manchester City that maintained a seven-point lead at the top of the Premier League. Their defeat by Crystal Palace on Saturday re-ignited the title race but Chelsea responded with a gritty display to keep second-placed Tottenham Hotspur – 3-1 winners at Swansea City – safely at arm's length with eight games left. Hazard's deflected strike gave the hosts a 10th-minute lead although City keeper Willy Caballero should have saved his effort.
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