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Battling Huddersfield Town hold Man City on the day they receive the Premier League trophy

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MANCHESTER CITY 0, HUDDERSFIELD TOWN 0

Manchester City extended their Premier League lead to 17 points after a scoreless draw with a valiant Huddersfield Town side, proving once again that performing below par in the Premier League is out of the question if you need a result.

Town manager David Wagner earned a second draw out of four encounters between their sides in the last two seasons with a well executed game plan that stopped City from getting on the scoresheet after 68 Premier League goals at home in the previous 20 games.

Records set to tumble as Manchester City thrash West Ham with Sterling shining in London

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WEST HAM 1, MANCHESTER CITY 4

With the Premier League title already in the bag, Manchester City’s attention has turned to making their mark on the Premier League record books and Raheem Sterling was the man who was behind City’s sparkling performance in London at West Ham today, the provider of goals for Leroy Sane, Gabriel Jesus, and Fernandinho while ex-City defender Pablo Zabaleta turned the ball into his own net. 

Home defeat at the hands of Everton leaves Huddersfield Town looking over their shoulders ahead of nightmare run-in 

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HUDDERSFIELD TOWN 0, EVERTON 2

Huddersfield Town found themselves sinking back towards the relegation mire after their inability to carve out and convert chances came back to haunt them as Everton found finishes from Cenk Tosun and Idrissa Gana Gueye to leave the Terriers looking over their shoulder once again.

Town were missing Tom Ince who had a hamstring injury, but they looked refreshed and up for a battle as they pressed Everton relentlessly, egged on by the very vocal John Smiths support.

But the Terriers have suffered all season in front of goal – and their inability to score goals came back to haunt them again.