It’s hard to keep Manchester City down for long—just ask Fulham, who were served a potent reminder that Guardiola’s men don’t stay in the gutter; they build a five-star hotel on top of it. What began as a train wreck of a season ended with the Citizens hammering the brakes, switching tracks, and cruising into third place with 71 points and a Champions League ticket in hand.
This wasn’t just a win. It was a stylish mic drop, complete with a Matheus Nunes bicycle kick that had even physics scratching its head. Fulham barely had time to blink before City unleashed an opening blitz so relentless it could’ve doubled as a tax audit.
Manchester City Deliver with a Kick —Literally
After several missed opportunities, Nunes finally broke the deadlock with a goal that defied logic, gravity, and Fulham’s morale. It was the kind of strike that deserves its own Netflix documentary.
Manchester City Maintain Control in the Second Half
The second half saw Fulham threaten to make things interesting—Raúl Jiménez almost rewrote the script but fluffed his lines like an understudy in a Shakespeare play. City responded with Haaland converting a penalty gifted by Lkic, who presumably forgot what sport he was playing.
City Say Goodbye but Not Goodnight
As Kevin De Bruyne entered the pitch to a standing ovation, you could feel the air shift. This wasn’t just about three points—it was a curtain call for a maestro who’s orchestrated countless City symphonies. If this was a farewell, it was fittingly grand.
So, how should City view their season? Like a great Picasso painting—messy up close, but brilliant when you step back. Guardiola’s men live to fight another day, and the FIFA Club World Cup better watch out: the Citizens are coming—with swagger, scars, and something still to prove.
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