Jack Grealish looks far from impressed as Erling Haaland mischievously drenches him in champagne during Man City's Treble parade celebrations 'I don't think I've slept': Grealish downs drink onstage and reveals he has been awake 72 HOURS since Man City's Treble heroics after open bus parade

Rain on City's parade can't dampen the mood as cigar-smoking Pep, his Treble-winning stars and 100,000 fans celebrate glorious season Pep Guardiola is the man who COMPLETED football: Abu Dhabi riches help but the Manchester City boss' intellect for the sport is unmatched At 27, Pimblett has more than a decade left in the game if he retains the hunger for it. What he really craves is a credible win and faultless performance against someone highly regarded by fans. The flaws in his game need tidying up, but in truth, nobody in the UFC has managed to capitalise on them so far by having their hand raised. He will take some time to recover from a foot injury suffered against Gordon but could well return in the first quarter of next year. Or he may opt for someone ranked between No 15 and No 10, which would be the next logical move. It might be wise to rematch Gordon and attempt to make a statement, shutting up the doubters. He's entering a territory now where every opponent he faces will be a killer. 'Pimblett gets hit too much', is the primary criticism levelled but he's so far shown the chin to get away with it. So what next? The rise has been rapid but is Pimblett heading for a fall? Pimblett claims to have submitted Gordon twice in five minutes during a 2018 session but the US fighter denies it

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