Manchester City contenders
Manchester City are to appoint a new manager following the decision to sack Roberto Mancini. Here, we look at who could succeed him.
Where next for Roberto Mancini?
Following Manchester City's decision to bring Mancini's reign to an end, a host of top European clubs were placed on high alert.
Mancini 'failed to meet targets'
Manchester City finally ended three days of intense speculation by announcing the sacking of manager Roberto Mancini late last night.
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No pressure to win FA Cup, says Mancini
Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini does not feel his side are under any extra pressure to deliver in the FA Cup.
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Football brings as much money to Manchester as the Olympics
Football in Greater Manchester brings in as much money as the Olympic games every 4 seasons according to a report.
The Sport Industry Research Centre and Cambridge Econometrics who carried out the research says football contributed around £330 million in gross value added (GVA) to Greater Manchester’s economy in 2010-11.
The researchers say if the Manchester United and Manchester City continue to perform as well in the next 20 years it could be worth more than 2.5 billion pounds to the area.
Manchester United 1 - Manchester City 2
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City's 2-1 win cut United's lead at the top of the championship to 12 points.
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In tonight's derby match Manchester City beat Manchester United 2 - 1 at Old Trafford
Yaya Toure signs four-year deal with Manchester City
Yaya Toure has signed a new four-year contact with Manchester City.
The deal to keep the midfielder at the Etihad Stadium until 2017 was signed this afternoon.
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Tevez handed driving ban and community service
Carlos Tevez has banned from driving, fined, and given 250 hours of community service after he admitted driving offences. Our correspondent Rob Smith was in court
Carlos Tevez leaves court following sentencing
Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez has left court after being sentenced to 250 hours of community service, a six-month driving ban and a £1,000 fine.
He pleaded guilty at Macclesfield Magistrates' Court to driving while disqualified and without insurance.
Tevez receives driving ban and 250 hours of community work
Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez has been fined £1000 and ordered to 250 hours of community work, after driving while disqualified and having no insurance.
Tevez will also be disqualified from driving again for six months.
"Community penalty" considered in Tevez sentencing
Magistrates in Macclesfield have ordered Carlos Tevez to speak to a probation official, so they can decide on a possible community sentence against the striker.
The court believes a "community penalty" is the starting point for Tevez because he has served a "significant proportion" of his driving ban.
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