When the party dies down and the hangovers subside, Manchester City will return to a legal fixture for the ages. ⚽ 9WWOS StanSportAU UCL UCLFinal
The only people busier than the lawyers are the trophy engravers as City completed the coveted treble on the back of Premier League and FA Cup wins.
"And it's perfectly possible for those two things not to be contradictory and not to be a hypocrite because you want both of them. You feel one and you want the other to be dealt with. That's the reality. Whatever happens in the courts, this is a magnificent football team. And it's nothing to do with the boys on the pitch playing the game."
He had tears in his eyes as he celebrated on the field with his players after ending his long wait for the title he last won with Barcelona in 2011. City became just the second English club to complete a sweep of the two biggest domestic trophies and the Champions League, after Manchester United did it in 1999.
City's winner came when Rodri collected Bernardo Silva's cutback and fired through a crowded penalty box.Ruben Dias of Manchester City celebrates after the team's victory.
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