Kevin De Bruyne said goodbye, Man City fans said hello and welcome back to Rodri, and Pep Guardiola's side is one result away from Champions League qualification.

MANCHESTER, England (AP) — Pep Guardiola said he would rather leave Manchester City than have to work with a bloated squad next season. The City manager has begun to rebuild his team after the club’s first trophyless campaign since 2017. But he said Tuesday he had told the club that he will walk away rather than oversee an oversized squad.

Decorated Man City captain Kevin De Bruyne called his final game at City's home ground "weird" after he helped the team to 16 trophies since joining in 2015 -- a haul that includes six Premier League titles and the Champions League in 2023.

Kevin de Bruyne had been given the guard of honour by his teammates, seen the montage on the big screen of some of his magnificent moments over the last decade. Then came the videoed tributes from the men who are part of his,

It is yet to be confirmed if Rodri will partake in Spain's Nations League semi-final against France on June 5.

Leicester are already relegated, but that's not the end of their season of woe. Leicester lost their relegation battle and look likely to lose this legal battle, though it will likely drag on into the start of next season.

A magical night at the Etihad, after a tumultuous season, it was quite nice seeing this win on the backs of an on fire Kevin De Bruyne, Omar Marmoush banger and several returns, made for a great night. Rodri, Bobb and Nico came on after different levels of injury and it was nice to see them on the pitch.

Andoni Iraola says that his side needed to be at their "very very best" to beat Manchester City, but after falling to a 3-1 defeat his side now cannot qualify to play in Europe next season.