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Manchester City, the reigning champions of the Premier League, are facing an unprecedented crisis. According to Sky Sports, UEFA rules may force Manchester City to withdraw from the Champions League next season, due to the rise of La Liga side Girona, who may not only qualify for the Champions League, but even win the title.
Girona have been in unprecedented form this season and are currently top of La Liga. With Real Madrid and Barcelona in trouble, Girona emerged as a strong contender for the La Liga title. However, UEFA's rules became a nightmare for Manchester City, as two teams under the same owner could not play in the Champions League at the same time to ensure the fairness of the game.
The co-boss behind Manchester City and Girona is City Group. Should Girona secure Champions League qualification and win La Liga, Manchester City will face the fate of being expelled from the Champions League. UEFA rules stipulate that if two teams under the same owner have the ability to qualify for the Champions League, they must discard one of them and make a decision based on the results of both teams.
Manchester City's main goal this season is to defend their Champions League title, but that goal is in jeopardy because of UEFA rules. For Pep Guardiola's side, being forced out of the Champions League is even worse. Compared with the Premier League, Manchester City pays more attention to the Champions League, but the Premier League is fiercely competitive, and teams such as Liverpool and Arsenal are eyeing the title.
In Girona's match against Barça, they beat Barcelona 4-2 thanks to goals from Dovbic, Miguel Gutiérrez, Valeri Fernandez and Stuani. This match was not only Girona's first win over Barcelona in an official match, but also made them stand out in La Liga.
Manchester City are currently at the top of the Premier League table with a 67% chance of winning the title1%。However, they are plagued by distractions from the Champions League mission. In contrast, Arsenal have been under relatively less pressure and have been able to focus more on the Premier League title race as they failed to qualify for the Champions League last season.
Manchester City's title task could be jeopardized by UEFA rules, and City will fall victim if Girona excel in La Liga. Fans and pundits alike are keeping a close eye on this battle between the rules and the big clubs, and City Group will face an unprecedented dilemma. Will Manchester City continue to defend their Champions League title this season, or will they be expelled from this dream competition?Let's wait and see.
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