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In 2018 Manchester City were crowned league champions for the third time since 2012, playing a brand of football that had fans and rivals alike applauding in admiration. They may have a way to go before they match the success of Manchester United, but under megastar manager Josep 'Pep' Guardiola City's fortunes are looking decidedly good.

They play their home games at the impressively modern Etihad Stadium east of the city centre. Tickets for home matches are available online or at the stadium's ticket office; buying offsite packages or from other online marketplaces makes tickets more expensive. You can also visit the ground on the Manchester City Stadium Tour.

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