Man City find themselves in second position in the Premier League table following the victory over Leicester. Show men
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Verdict: Guardiola will be pleased to return to the Etihad for the next two top-flight matches, and City will be confident of securing victories over Fulham and Brentford. The reigning champions return to Premier League action after the break against Leeds at Elland Road, which promises to be a spicy encounter. City face two difficult matches in January - both of which come away to Chelsea and Manchester United respectively. With Arsenal performing well at the top of the table, the Blues need to ensure they are in a strong position after the World Cup. Football fixturesChoose league:
Friday 23 December 2022 Carabao CupFri 23 December (AEDT)Match status / kick off timeMatch details07:00 Man City Liverpool Thursday 29 December 2022 Premier LeagueThu 29 December (AEDT)Match status / kick off timeMatch details07:00 Leeds Man City Sunday 1 January 2023 Premier LeagueSun 1 January (AEDT)Match status / kick off timeMatch details02:00 Man City Everton Tuesday 3 January 2023 Premier LeagueTue 3 January (AEDT)Match status / kick off timeMatch details02:00 Chelsea Man City Monday 9 January 2023 FA CupMon 9 January (AEDT)Match status / kick off timeMatch details03:30 Man City Chelsea Sunday 15 January 2023 Premier LeagueSun 15 January (AEDT)Match status / kick off timeMatch details02:00 Man Utd Man City Friday 20 January 2023 Premier LeagueFri 20 January (AEDT)Match status / kick off timeMatch details07:00 Man City Spurs Monday 23 January 2023 Premier LeagueMon 23 January (AEDT)Match status / kick off timeMatch details01:00 Man City Wolves Sunday 5 February 2023 Premier LeagueSun 5 February (AEDT)Match status / kick off timeMatch details02:00 Spurs Man City Sunday 12 February 2023 Premier LeagueSun 12 February (AEDT)Match status / kick off timeMatch details02:00 Man City Aston Villa Thursday 16 February 2023 Premier LeagueThu 16 February (AEDT)Match status / kick off timeMatch details06:30 Arsenal Man City Sunday 19 February 2023 Premier LeagueSun 19 February (AEDT)Match status / kick off timeMatch details02:00 Nottm Forest Man City Thursday 23 February 2023 Champions LeagueThu 23 February (AEDT)Match status / kick off timeMatch details07:00 RB Leipzig Man City Sunday 26 February 2023 Premier LeagueSun 26 February (AEDT)Match status / kick off timeMatch details02:00 AFC Bournemouth Man City Sunday 5 March 2023 Premier LeagueSun 5 March (AEDT)Match status / kick off timeMatch details02:00 Man City Newcastle Sunday 12 March 2023 Premier LeagueSun 12 March (AEDT)Match status / kick off timeMatch details02:00 C Palace Man City Wednesday 15 March 2023 Champions LeagueWed 15 March (AEDT)Match status / kick off timeMatch details07:00 Man City RB Leipzig Sunday 19 March 2023 Premier LeagueSun 19 March (AEDT)Match status / kick off timeMatch details02:00 Man City West Ham Sunday 2 April 2023 Premier LeagueSun 2 April (AEDT)Match status / kick off timeMatch details01:00 Man City Liverpool Sunday 9 April 2023 Premier LeagueSun 9 April (AEST)Match status / kick off timeMatch details00:00 Southampton Man City More Did Man City win any trophy this season 2022?2021: City secure a third Premier League title in four seasons, and also clinch a fourth successive League Cup triumph. 2022: After an epic battle with Liverpool, City claim a fourth Premier League title in five years with a dramatic last-day win over Aston Villa.
What have Man City won 2022?Manchester City have won the Club of the Year award at the 2022 Ballon d'Or ceremony.
How many games did Man City play last season?However, their league form improved for the remainder of the year as the Blues ended 2020 with no further defeats. This was mainly due to City's defensive record, with them registering six consecutive clean sheets in all competitions and ending the year with 13 clean sheets in total from 23 games played.
When did City last win a trophy?Number of trophies won by Manchester City as of 2022
Manchester City managed to win the Premier League six times so far, having won the latest season in 2021/22.
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