Football/Manchester City's Third Straight Premier League Title Win Will Blue Moon Win The Champions League?

"Manchester City, who won five titles in six years, will make history at the top of Europe?" English Premier League giants Manchester City beat west London giants Chelsea on May 21, with a ceremony to award the 2022-23 Premier League title immediately afterward, Manchester City have won the title for the third year in a row. In fact, the previous day (20), Arsenal lost to Manchester City in second place, so it is certain that they will not overtake Manchester City in points. Next, Manchester City will face two major competitions in June - the FA Cup and the Champions League final, this season's performance of the magnificent Manchester City, can win the first Champions League after coach Pep Guardiola coach in the English Premier League, write the "triple crown" team history record?

In the 2022-23 season, Arsenal led the league in points all the way, and stayed at the top of the league for more than 90% of the season. However, as the season came to an end, Arsenal played three games in a row in April, and were "double-beaten" by Manchester City home and away. Arsenal was overtaken by Manchester City in points. A defeat to lower-tier Nottingham Forest left Arsenal four points behind Manchester City with one Premier League game to play this season, meaning that even a win would not allow them to overtake City (three points for a win) and guarantee them the title early.

And Manchester City in the end of the season, the state is more and more brave, in the three battles (English Premier League, FA Cup, Champions League) still win again and again, to May 21 1:0 victory over Chelsea, Manchester City has been in the English Premier League 12 consecutive unbeaten games; In that match Manchester City, as sure to win the championship, fielded its "second army" with first-choice players such as Erling Haland, Kevin De Bruyne, Gundo Ball-an and Jack Grealish on the bench The amazing "bench list" makes for an interesting sight at the stadium. Julian Alvarez, the Argentinian spider who made his mark at the FIFA World Cup, scored the winning goal 12 minutes into the match.

When the final whistle sounded, the excited Manchester City fans rushed into the pitch and the Manchester City players, who had embraced each other to celebrate, rushed back to the dressing room under the security guards. Then the Premier League championship award ceremony was held immediately in the Etihad Stadium, Manchester City's home stadium. The coaching team and the players hung the winner's medal in sequence, and finally the captain Jingduan took the trophy and held it high in front of the players.

Back in March, City were eight points behind Arsenal, a distant distance to catch up, Arsenal's strong performance has given City little breathing room in the league to lose or even draw, but now City are unstoppable momentum from behind; Speaking to the British press after the award ceremony, Manchester City striker Gralish also said:

"It's crazy, imagine, to win the Premier League [in March] we need to win 12 games in a row... I'm not saying I don't think we can do it, but it will be difficult, but this team is unstoppable."
Haaland, who joined Manchester City this season as a goal machine, broke the Premier League record with 36 goals in his first season and played an important role in City's title success. Harland also celebrated and danced on the court, saying:

"It feels unreal right now, I'm so happy, I'll have these memories for the rest of my life, we fought so hard."
The Premier League title was City's fifth and third consecutive under Pep Guardiola, a football legend who has won numerous titles with Barcelona and Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga. Argentina's Lionel Messi, France's legendary striker Thierry Henry and Barca's current head coach Xavi all regard Guardiola as their mentor. Guardiola arrived at City in 2016 and, apart from finishing third in the Premier League in his first season, surprised the football world by winning five titles in the next six years.