Will Manchester City win the treble?

As the season draws to a close Manchester City are once again in the race to win the three competitions left to fight for.

They’ve never won the Premier League, FA Cup and Champions League all in one season, but could they do it this season?

Seb Stafford-Bloor discusses, Henry Cooke illustrates.

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[jadmantoura]

Haaland being the first Golden Boot winner under Pep at City is astonishing

[sebastiandalpozzo]

They missed the 2020 champions league, they put the 2021 final loss against chelsea as the 2020 one.

[JasperMoss-kwbn]

UCL years are off in the last 2 entries - the elimination against Lyon is left out

[pinkguycomments]

Thank God they did not mention Lyon, they know how embarrassing that is was for us 😓

[drep]

I think the team and Pep are so brilliant, there's so much pressure on them to win it. I think it's that pressure which keeps costing them

[la]

Whose here after Manchester city won the Treble last night

[neelofarjan]

Update- Man City is in FA cup final against man Man United
They Have won against Bayern and are playing Real Madrid in semi finals
They have won against arsenal 4-1 in premier league.
Right now they are the favorites in all 3 cups.

[maralorca]

Man City just completed the treble 🏆🏆🏆 Tifo, don't diminish it.

[NIDELLANEUM]

This season's Champions League feels like a tribute to the 60s because the semifinals have Real Madrid, AC Milan, one between Benfica or Inter Milan, and then a British team on its way to win a treble

[celtic]

I feel like we’ve asked this question about either city or Liverpool every year for the past 5 years now

[damienkeane]

I'm a United fan, and I actually think this is going to happen, which is a nightmare for us United fans. Arsenal are crumbling so City will probably win the league. We are missing our first-choice central defence, and Rashford out too, so it's hard to see us or Brighton beating City in the FA cup final. The only team that might stop them in the CL is Real Madrid. Bayern will hardly come back from 3-0 down, and I doubt one of the Milan clubs would stop them if they get to the final.

[YxngFresco]

I couldn’t watch this, take part in polls, tweet cockily; all to combat bad results (I have OCD, it’s a curse); but I was always believing.

Then, in two weeks we got handed the league, outplayed United from the first minute, and scraped a deserved result in the CL final.

I’m FINALLY watching this after we did it. Seriously WE DID IT.
I’d have just taken the CL this season (or any season), but my god we exceeded even our own expectations.

I’m the happiest I’ve ever been as a City fan, and possibly ever will be.

Idc what happens next, but I never want to lose this feeling, and possibly never will! 💙

[leobestbote]

As a Manchester United fan this would be a nightmare but this season it just feels different, I think this is the season City lift the treble

[DenDave_]

Personally i hope Arsenal can hold on to their lead, but realistically i dont see who can stop them. The biggest obstacle for the treble is probably Real Madrid, you can never discount them, but City have what it takes to overcome them.

[biebekchamlagain]

No mention of how the city backline is now four proper CBs in Ake, Dias, Stones, and Akanji. Even with Walker as a RB, we have proper four defenders unlike any seasons under Pep (the likes of Cancelo, Delph, Zinchenko in LB position). This has really transformed us and given our amazing creative players a foundation to play with freedom.
Poorly made video with just the analysis of XG and Haaland in the team, something anyone could have done. Not to mention the wrong date with Chelsea and completely forgetting Lyon.

[vghiknbopkvddrdzzAfgg]

In 2021 they lost final against Chelsea not 2020 and in 2020 they got knocked out by lyon in quarter finals

[lozcontreras]

Why no mention of the elimination to Monaco who knocked them out in 2017? And yeah like other have said the years are wrong from 2020…
2017 - Monaco (R16)
2018 - Liverpool (QF)
2019 - Spurs (QF)
2020 - Lyon (QF)
2021 - Chelsea (F)
2022 - Real Madrid (SF)

[mitchkim]

City side has gotten stronger and stronger every year. Even when Liverpool were beating them, I could see that City had a higher ceiling in terms of potential. They might finally break through this year

[victorvelasquez]

Hopefully this is the TIFO kiss of death

[nzd]

03:17 "Håland has scored 42 times." That's incorrect. His current tally is 47 goals in all competitions. Since he scored twice against Leicester, it was 45 on the 14th.