A six-minute review to disallow a Semenyo goal against Newcastle brought an impassioned response from the City manager.

Manchester City fans sure have enjoyed watching Manchester United's demise over the past 13 years, with each new coach that has failed at Old Trafford giving the Blues plenty of fresh material to sing about on the terraces.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola unleashed his long-held frustrations with VAR after they reached a peak in Tuesday’s Carabao Cup semifinal victory over Newcastle United. The Catalan coach saw his new signing Antoine Semenyo denied a second goal at St James’ Park after a four-minute VAR review discovered Erling Haaland to be in a fractionally offside position and interfering with play.

Those who have worked with the Manchester City manager speak of an intense and invigorating environment where there is constant evolution

The English Football League (EFL) stalwart paused for a second before pointing to a man who was sitting a few rows back: Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola. He was in attendance to watch Phil Foden pick up his PFA Player of the Year Award, but briefly became the center of attention.

Michael Carrick has been appointed as Manchester United interim manager ahead of the Manchester derby, with Pep Guardiola having previously passed comment on the former midfielder

Pep Guardiola admitted on Friday that injuries to key defenders have left Manchester City in a ‘difficult situation’ ahead of their English Premier League game against rivals Manchester United. The Sky Blues will be without Ruben Dias,

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has opted to personally count Antoine Semenyo’s disallowed goal against Newcastle in a fresh dig towards officials.The latest comments comes after a period of