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'Amazing to see'! - Haaland hails Man City's new signing duo

Erling Haaland has offered a glowing assessment of Manchester City’s transfer business after the club secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Coventry City. The Norwegian striker found the net to maintain Enzo Maresca’s perfect start, but he was quick to highlight the impact of the club's newest arrivals.

'We deserved a point!' - Lampard rues Coventry's narrow Man City defeat

Frank Lampard insisted that Coventry City deserved at least a point following their narrow 1-0 defeat to Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday. Despite a resilient performance from the newly-promoted side, a solitary header from Erling Haaland was enough to maintain the champions' perfect start to the season.

Manchester City v Coventry City - Premier League 2026/27

Enzo Fernandez stars as Haaland sinks Coventry City

Enzo Fernandez made an unexpected but highly impactful debut for Manchester City, overcoming past rivalries to dictate the tempo in midfield. After stepping in for the injured Nico O'Reilly, the joint-British record signing showcased his immense quality, orchestrating the move that led to Erling Haaland's decisive goal in a narrow victory over Frank Lampard's struggling Coventry City.

What was Donnarumma doing?! Man City goalkeeper survives TWO early scares against Coventry

Manchester City goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma endured a heart-stopping beginning to his afternoon at the Etihad Stadium, surviving two massive scares against newly-promoted Coventry City. The Italian international appeared rattled in the opening stages as Pep Guardiola's side narrowly avoided falling behind in unexpected fashion. However, Erling Haaland came to City's rescue before half-time, breaking the deadlock to put the hosts ahead.

Maresca: City stars begged for Fernandez

Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca has opened up on the internal excitement that preceded the blockbuster arrival of Enzo Fernandez at the Etihad Stadium. The Italian tactician revealed that his own players were effectively acting as scouts, constantly checking in on the status of the £125 million British record deal during the final days of the window.