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The blue moon rises once again, as the season ends with Manchester City lifting their fourth Premier League title in five years.&nbsp;&nbsp;Heading into the Premier League 21/22 season as defending champions, all eyes were on Pep Guardiola and his men to see if they could replicate the success of the previous season.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;After a down-to-the-wire title race, the questions have been put to bed as Pep's side secures yet another piece of silverware. GOAL takes a look back on the season that brought the Blues their sixth Premier League title.<script type="application/json" data-placement="fcplayer-semantic">{"type":"fcplayer-semantic","data":{"embedCode":"//cdn.fcp.codes/embed-code-template/embed-code-template.js#SEMANTIC_5704afb8-c10b-4ba5-9cb4-d7fb6098ef90"}}</script>

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To end the first month of the campaign in a convincing fashion, City put five past the Gunners.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;A Granit Xhaka red cad in the 35th minute made things worse for Arsenal, and the blues ended up with four different goal scorers on the day, with Ferran Torres securing a brace.&nbsp;

Manchester City 5-0 Arsenal F.C., 28th August 2021

Less than two weeks after securing a 1-0 win against Chelsea F.C., Manchester City went to Anfield.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;“The way we played in Stamford Bridge and today shows we are a great team,” <a href="https://www.mancity.com/news/mens/liverpool-v-manchester-city-premier-league-match-report-63768869#:~:text=%22The%20way%20we%20played%20at%20Stamford%20Bridge%2C%20in%20Paris%20and%20today%20shows%20we%20are%20a%20great%20team.%22">remarked Pep</a> after the game.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Cityzens came back from behind twice in the match, and a late De Bruyne strike in the 81st minute meant his side salvaged a point. The two sides could not be separated on the night, which perhaps foreshadowed a nip-and-tuck title race.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Liverpool F.C. 2-2 Manchester City, 3rd October 2021

The 186th Manchester derby saw the Blues dominate at Old Trafford, having 69% possession throughout the game.&nbsp;&nbsp;An own goal by Eric Bailly in the seventh minute and another strike by Bernardo Silva right at half-time were the only goals in the match.&nbsp;United posed no real threat at the other end, as they managed just five shots to City’s 16.

Manchester United F.C. 0 - 2 Manchester City, 6 November 2021

A victory over the Hornets near the end of the calendar year saw City go atop the Premier League table, a position they continued to stay till the very end.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;A fourth-minute goal from Raheem Sterling and a brace from Bernardo Silva secured the three points, which also meant that the Blues had set a club record for league wins in a calendar year with 31 victories.&nbsp;

Watford F.C. 1-3 Manchester City 04th December 2021

After a string of good results, a victory against Chelsea meant City went 13 points clear at the top of the table after just 22 matches played. It was their 12th consecutive win.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;A 25-yard curler from Kevin De Bruyne in the 70th minute sealed the victory in a match that City seemed to cruise past.

Manchester City 1-0 Chelsea F.C. 15th January 2022

Despite 67% possession, eight shots on target and double the amount of passes than Everton, City were frustratingly held till the final ten minutes of the match.&nbsp;&nbsp;It was the kind of match that seemed like it would end in a goalless draw, but an 82nd-minute goal from Phil Foden showed the fighting spirit of the champions.&nbsp;

Everton F.C. 0-1 Manchester City, 26 February 2022

City met Liverpool F.C. for the second time in the season with a one point lead at the top of the table, and managed to retain it thanks to goals from Kevin De Bruyne and Gabriel Jesus in the first half.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The result meant that City could not afford to drop points for the remaining seven games of the season, with Liverpool F.C. hot on their tail.&nbsp;

Manchester City 2-2 Liverpool F.C., 10th April 2022

Kevin De Bruyne marked his 305th appearance for City in style by scoring four goals. The result meant City went 4 points clear at the top of the table.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The high-scoring victory highlighted that the Cityzens didn’t let the nerves get the better of them near the end of the season. In fact, the aggregate score of their past four victories happens to be 17-1.&nbsp;

Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C. 1-5 Manchester City, 11 May 2022

City were one point clear of the table before the final match of the season, and a victory at home would make them champions.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;70 minutes into the game, Aston Villa were two goals up, threatening to spoil City’s title hopes. Remarkably, the Blues’ responded with three goals in six minutes, with Ilkay Gundogan getting two of them.&nbsp;&nbsp;The match ended 3-2, which was coincidentally the same scoreline a decade ago when Sergio Aguero scored the winning goal against QPR F.C. and clinched the title for City on the final day of the campaign. Almost poetically, history seemed to repeat itself for the Cityzens.&nbsp;&nbsp;93 points, 99 goals, and a nerve-wracking ending later, City were crowned champions again.&nbsp;&nbsp;Though the season was not devoid of ups and downs, a large part of it showcased the brilliant talent this side has cultivated. Like the previous few seasons, the Blues seemed to comfortably secure win after win.&nbsp;&nbsp;The title marks City’s 11th trophy in the last six years – highlighting their dominance under arguably one of the best managers in the world in Pep Guardiola.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Manchester City vs Aston Villa F.C., 22 May 2022

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