Manchester City vs Sunderland Tickets

Witness all the action, live and in person as Manchester City, the formidable Sky Blues, prepare to host Sunderland's Black Cats at the impressive Etihad Stadium.

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Manchester City vs Sunderland History

These two teams have met plenty of times and below you'll find a few of the more memorable fixtures to take place over the years.

Manchester City 3-3 Sunderland (Premier League - March 31, 2012)

An incredibly dramatic and pivotal match in City's title-winning season. Sunderland twice took the lead, with Sebastian Larsson scoring once and Nicklas Bendtner netting a brace for Martin O'Neill's Black Cats. Mario Balotelli scored two (one a penalty) and Aleksandar Kolarov added another for the Citizens, but City dropped two crucial points in a nail-biting encounter that almost derailed their championship charge.

Manchester City 5-0 Sunderland (Premier League - April 3, 2011)

A thumping victory for Roberto Mancini's City. Goals from Adam Johnson (against his future club), Carlos Tevez (penalty), David Silva, Patrick Vieira, and Yaya Touré showcased City's attacking prowess as they pushed for Champions League qualification.

Manchester City 2-1 Sunderland (Premier League - August 13, 2016)

Pep Guardiola's first Premier League game in charge of Manchester City. Sergio Agüero gave the Sky Blues an early lead from the penalty spot. Jermain Defoe equalized for David Moyes' Sunderland, but a late Paddy McNair own goal handed City a winning start to the Guardiola era.

Manchester City vs Sunderland Mutual Connections

A large number of players have lined up for both these teams, here are a few of the more significant individuals to have done so.

• Adam Johnson: Made his name at Middlesbrough before joining Manchester City, where he won the Premier League and FA Cup. He later controversially signed for his boyhood club Sunderland.

• Jack Rodwell: A highly-rated youngster at Everton, Rodwell moved to Manchester City but struggled for consistent game time. He then signed for Sunderland.

• Patrick van Aanholt: The Dutch left-back had a loan spell at Manchester City from Chelsea early in his career (though made no senior appearances) before becoming a prominent player for Sunderland.

• Nicky Summerbee: Son of City legend Mike Summerbee, Nicky played for Manchester City and also had a spell with Sunderland.