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Hello and welcome in to the latest edition of ESPNFC, K Murray and Chakaaka Hyslaw here in the studio, kicking things off in the Premier League, where we got to see Kevin DeBroner starting his final home game for Manchester City as they took on Bournemouth.

It was a game that finished 3-1. Omar Mahmouche opened the scoring with an absolute worldly. Just after that Kevin DeBroner missed a golden chance to make it 2-0.

Soon enough, Manchester City would make it 2, though, with Bernardo Silver and a composed finish.

In the 89th minute, Nico Gonzalez put the game to bed with his first Premier League goal.

There was a mere consolation for Bournemouth with Daniel Jebison and we also got

to see Rodry coming on for the first time since September. So it finishes 3-1 for Manchester City

means pretty much a point away at Fulham in the final game of the season. We'll all but guarantee Champions

League football for Manchester City next season. This due to their superior goal difference, as you can see on the table there.

Let's welcome in Frank Leboff and Mark Ogden to talk more about this.

Frank, first of all, a win for City, back to winning ways after a difficult day in the FA Cup final

and a big send-off for Kevin DeBreiner. Yeah, it's nice to see that the players have been professional enough to finish the job and they needed to get the three points in order to get into the championship next season.

So they were spot on. They did what they had to do, and I didn't find them quite sad after losing

the cup.

They know how important the three points were today, and did the job, and for Kevin DeBron,

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