Manchester City, the record-breaking Premier League winners, are celebrating their fourth consecutive league title with a victory parade on Sunday. The parade will start at 19:30 BST at The National Football Museum and end on Deansgate 90 minutes later. The team secured their historic achievement by defeating West Ham 3-1 at the Etihad Stadium, clinching the title by two points over Arsenal.
Manchester City Council leader Bev Craig described the parade as an “unmissable night to remember” for both fans and players. It is being held later in the day to allow for the streets to be cleared following the Great Manchester Run, which occurs earlier in the day. The council advised fans to be prepared for busy streets due to the race, urging attendees not to carry large bags or glass bottles.
The council emphasized that there will be various designated stopping points along the parade route for fans to take pictures and celebrate the team’s remarkable achievement. The victory parade highlights Manchester City’s exceptional success in the Premier League, showcasing the club’s dedication and the city’s strong sporting heritage. Fans interested in joining the celebration should plan ahead and travel light to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience.