Man City are making sure Arsenal will have to win the Premier League title themselves - but their race would be run without the impact of one key star, writes IAN LADYMAN ⊕
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32 days ago
IAN LADYMAN AT THE ETIHAD: On this evidence - and on the back of what we saw as they rescued a point at Everton last Monday - City will not help Mikel Arteta 's team over the line.
38 days ago
Sir Alex Ferguson taken to hospital after feeling unwell at Old Trafford ahead of Man United vs Liverpool ⊕⊕
IAN LADYMAN AT OLD TRAFFORD: Sir Alex - the most successful manager in the club's history - is a regular at United home and away matches and had travelled to Old Trafford today.
41 days ago
This is the deeply embarrassing truth about why referees never overrule VAR. It's an open secret in football, now exposed by IAN LADYMAN - and the proof that Arsenal WERE robbed against Atletico Madrid ⊕
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IAN LADYMAN: The protocol is written in plain and simply language on the website of football's official lawmakers. In fact, it's so clear that some of it is actually written in bold type.
67 days ago
Man City 4-0 Liverpool: Mohamed Salah's farewell tour started awfully as the Reds lost all fight in the face of the hosts' ruthlessness - if Arne Slot survives this season it will be a surprise, writes IAN LADYMAN ⊖⊖
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IAN LADYMAN AT THE ETIHAD: Liverpool were competitive for half an hour, but just dreadful thereafter. Weak and feckless in body and mind, they were Easter lambs dressed in red.
5 months ago
Terry Yorath was a stoic warrior for Wales and his title-winning Leeds side, writes IAN LADYMAN - but his greatest achievement was always finding a way to prevail through immense tragedy ⊖
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IAN LADYMAN: Yorath - who has died at the age of 75 - lost his teenage son Daniel to an undiagnosed heart condition during a back garden kickabout in 1992.
6 months ago
Mohamed Salah's astonishing Liverpool statement absolutely stinks, writes IAN LADYMAN - he has brought his own Anfield legacy into question with this selfish, self-defeating strop ⊖
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IAN LADYMAN: Timing is everything for a goal scorer and from Mo Salah this couldn't be worse. As such, it absolutely stinks.
7 months ago
Trent Alexander-Arnold will not have been surprised by what came his way on his Anfield return - Liverpool's boos were lame and predictable but show his unique skills are missed, writes IAN LADYMAN ○
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IAN LADYMAN AT ANFIELD: At one end of Anfield, on the front rows of the Real Madrid section, there was a marriage proposal before kick-off. Happily, it appeared to be accepted.
8 months ago
Thomas Tuchel's decision to axe Bellingham is full of holes, writes IAN LADYMAN - bombshell dropping of star players will send shockwaves across football ⊕
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IAN LADYMAN: Tuchel's decision to leave him out has not been made on medical advice - it is a football decision - and has therefore sent a clear message to him in terms of what he expects.
13 months ago
Nottingham Forest 0-2 Man City: Pep Guardiola's side reach third straight FA Cup final after Josko Gvardiol and Rico Lewis strike at Wembley ○
IAN LADYMAN AT WEMBLEY STADIUM: Nottingham Forest 's fans poured down to Wembley on a tide of red and white hope but left only with regret.Many of Man City's, meanwhile, stayed home
Aston Villa were 75 seconds away from something quite OK, but then it all changed. PSG were fabulous and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia was absolutely spellbinding, writes IAN LADYMAN ○
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IAN LADYMAN AT THE PARC DES PRINCES: A one-goal deficit to take back to Villa Park for next week's second leg would have bred hope and optimism and a sense of anticipation.