logo
Man City v Brighton: Did you know?

Man City v Brighton: Did you know?

BBC News14-03-2025

Manchester City have never lost a home league match against Brighton (W12 D2), winning the past 10 in a row. It is the most they have faced an opponent at home without defeat in their league history (14).Brighton are enjoying the longest ongoing winning run in the Premier League (four games). It is the Seagulls' longest sequence of league victories since April 2017 in the Championship (five) and their joint-longest in the top flight (also five from April-May 1981).

Orange background

Try Our AI Features

Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:

Comments

No comments yet...

Related Articles

Liverpool's surprising secret asking price for Luis Diaz revealed with Barcola or Isak set to replace him
Liverpool's surprising secret asking price for Luis Diaz revealed with Barcola or Isak set to replace him

Scottish Sun

time24 minutes ago

  • Scottish Sun

Liverpool's surprising secret asking price for Luis Diaz revealed with Barcola or Isak set to replace him

Arne Slot's take on Diaz's exit revealed below Lu what? Liverpool's surprising secret asking price for Luis Diaz revealed with Barcola or Isak set to replace him Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) LIVERPOOL'S shock asking price for Luis Diaz has been revealed ahead of his potential move to Barcelona, reports claim. The Colombian forward opened the door to a surprise exit after confessing he was in talks with other clubs this week. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 3 Luis Diaz has reportedly been told he can leave Liverpool for £51million Diaz, who has two years left on his Anfield contract, has been linked with an exit since last summer. Despite that, Diaz played a key role in bringing a 20th English title to Merseyside this season, providing 13 goals and seven assists in his best-ever Premier League campaign. Liverpool haven't offered the 28-year-old a contract extension and he could be marginalised after the expected £126million signing of Florian Wirtz - which would smash the British transfer record. Despite initially rejecting Barcelona's advances, Liverpool have reportedly told Diaz that he can leave for just £51million, according to Spanish outlet SPORT. READ MORE FOOTBALL NEWS 'harsh and unfair' Club kicked out of Europe by Uefa in Crystal Palace-style case This newly alleged gentleman's agreement is significantly lower than the initially thought £70million asking price. SPORT also claimed that Barca are "convinced" that they will finally land Diaz when the second-half of the summer window opens after the Club World Cup. His girlfriend, Gera Ponce, posted an emotional Instagram message which some fans believed was a farewell. She wrote under a slideshow of photos showcasing Diaz's triumphs in the 2024-25 season: "From the first day we arrived, we felt first hand what it means to be a part of this club. 3 CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS "We knew the slogan was 'You'll Never Walk Alone', but to hear them sing it with so much passion, support us every moment and show such unconditional love... confirmed to us that here you never walk alone. "This fanbase doesn't just support, it feels. And what you have made my boyfriend and our entire family feel is something we carry in our souls." Liverpool's £100m Barcola bid / Gyokeres forces Man Utd move / Grealish City axe | Transfers Exposed But Liverpool boss Arne Slot is eagar to keep Diaz for next season's title defence as he plans a potential £300m reboot. As well as Bayer Leverkusen star Wirtz, Liverpool have entered the £100million race for Paris Saint-Germain ace Bradley Barcola, who is often benched in big games for fellow superstar Desire Doue. Liverpool chiefs have also not given up all hope of prising Alexander Isak away from Newcastle. The champions have already spent £29.5m on Wirtz's Leverkusen team-mate Jeremie Frimpong, 24, with another £40m-plus earmarked for Bournemouth's 21-year-old left-back Milos Kerkez.

Matheus Cunha determined to help change fortunes of ‘dream team' Man United
Matheus Cunha determined to help change fortunes of ‘dream team' Man United

North Wales Chronicle

timean hour ago

  • North Wales Chronicle

Matheus Cunha determined to help change fortunes of ‘dream team' Man United

The 20-time English champions are in the midst of a rebuild under Ruben Amorim, having limped home 15th in the Premier League and lost the Europa League final to fellow strugglers Tottenham. The defeat in Bilbao cost them Champions League qualification, meaning United will spend a first season without European football since 2014-15. But the Red Devils' issues did not deter Brazil international Cunha, who completed his eagerly-anticipated £62.5million switch from Wolves on Thursday. ✍️ It just looks right. — Manchester United (@ManUtd) June 12, 2025 'It is the most common phrase that you can say at this moment, but this is the dream come true,' he told MUTV. 'Maybe outside, I think maybe my decision, they don't understand. But when you have always dreamed to play here, it's easier to pick this decision. 'For me, no-one else is like United. Of course, I know it's been a hard season for everyone. I think my decision shows what this club is for me and what I believe this club can be. 'And, of course, I'll do everything that I can to manage this inside of me, to play for my dream team and put my dream team to win.' A post shared by Manchester United (@manchesterunited) Cunha loved United growing up and spoke of his admiration for Wayne Rooney, along with many other members of the triumphant 2008 Champions League side. The Red Devils are a long way from even qualifying for that competition right now, yet the forward has lofty ambitions. 'I don't think we have one player who comes here and then doesn't think about the glory days in Man United,' Cunha said. 'To remember all the times that they win the Premier League, how many titles it was, and of course to qualify for the Champions League. This is what I think about United, you know to put this club on top. 'Then what I can do is everything to show them I'm here to help the team, to conquer these kind of things.' Cunha is the first of Amorim's summer recruits and the Brazilian, who has signed a deal until 2030 with the option of another year, is excited to work under the United head coach. 'I really believe in him, everything that he did in Portugal,' he said. 'I hope he can conquer the world like he did in Portugal. 'But of course I think he needs the players that can do everything like I'm open to do and help the team, help him. All the conversation that we have had made my decision easier.'

DOWNLOAD THE APP

Get Started Now: Download the App

Ready to dive into the world of global news and events? Download our app today from your preferred app store and start exploring.
app-storeplay-store