London X City Magazine Posts Article On Football

London X City, an online magazine that focuses on the city of London and more, has announced that they have posted a new football related article. Specifically, they have looked at Manchester City's epic win in the Premier League. Additionally, they analyzed when London teams will be able to compete.

"Manchester City has won the Premier League and the fans have been going wild," says Chloe from London X City. "The final, against Manchester United, was like nothing ever seen before. The performance of Jay Rodriguez was absolutely fantastic and one for the record books."

In seven seasons, this is Manchester City's third title and the team really seems to be going places. It is believed that this is because of their manager, Pep Guardiola, who is incredibly experienced. In fact, he has guided three different teams into winning the league title in three countries. He seems unstoppable and is a true asset to any team he coaches.

Chloe continues: "Pep Guardiola is the hero of Manchester City right now. To beat Man U, which was perhaps the most famous team to have come out of Britain, is so amazing. Even someone who does not like football would have been impressed by this. And now we have to start considering when the London teams will be able to do something similar. Those interested can read more about this by visiting our site."

The Premier League, which is the highest football division in England, is made up of 20 teams. Five of those teams are in London and most of them are world-famous. They are Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspurs, West Ham, and Crystal Palace. Traditionally, these clubs have been part of the so-called Big 6, which are Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, and Tottenham Hotspurs. However, over the past few years, they have not been able to win the final.

"Perhaps what is needed for one of the London clubs is a manager like Pep Guardiola," says Chloe. "Or maybe it is time for some new players. Either way, a shakeup is required if the London football teams are to return to their former glory and win any of the cups."

Those interested in getting more information may want to visit the magazine's website at www.londonxcity.com.