Jamie Donley scored an all-time FA Cup wonder strike against Man City – so why was it an own goal?
Donley’s goal gave Orient a 1-0 half time lead but the City ultimately staged a second-half comeback to progress to the fifth round. Goals from Abdukodir Khusanov and Kevin De Bruyne gave Pep Guardiola’s side a 2-1 victory as Orient were eliminated.
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FA Cup: Ball numbers for fifth round confirmed as Man Utd, Man City discover opponentsManchester United and Manchester City are two of the big teams left in the FA Cup, that will discover their fifth-round ...
When it rains it pours, and in the case of Nico Gonzalez's Manchester City debut we're not simply talking about the wet conditions in east London.
It's an Old Trafford return for Ruud Van Nistelrooy with Leicester City after the former Manchester United player was the ...
Plus: Manchester City edge past Leyton Orient - but at a cost; Newcastle boost their chances of ending their 70-year wait for a trophy; the FA Cup fifth-round draw is on Monday at 7.10pm ahead of Donc ...
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A gigantic clash takes place as Man City host Real Madrid in the UEFA Champions League knockout round first leg.
Follow live coverage as Blackburn Rovers face Wolverhampton Wanderers in the FA Cup today. This season marks the 144th ...
Pep Guardiola poked fun at the "sacked in the morning" chants from Leyton Orient fans on Saturday by insisting that his ...
Fought FA Cup VictoryManchester City were made to work far harder than expected for their place in the FA Cup fifth round, ...
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