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Manchester City: Crowds gather to celebrate historic treble Manchester City fans and players celebrate historic treble in the rain
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Spirits remained high, despite a typically Mancunian downpour as fans gathered Fans danced in the rain as the City players showed off their three trophies
Thousands of Manchester City fans are gathering in the city ahead of an open-top bus parade to celebrate the club's historic treble win. Thousands of Manchester City fans have gathered to celebrate their team's historic treble with an open-top bus parade through the city in the rain.
City's 1-0 Champions League final victory over Inter Milan completed the record-equalling trophy haul. Blue flares were set off and fans threw inflatable bananas in the air as several of the players went topless in the heavy rain.
It comes after clinching the Premier League and FA Cup this season. Manager Pep Guardiola was seen puffing on a cigar as fans climbed lamp-posts.
Manager Pep Guardiola said his side's Champions League success following Rodri's 68-minute goal was "written in the stars". The parade was delayed by lightning storms. City beat Inter Milan 1-0 in the Champions League final victory.
The parade has been delayed due to lightning storms forecast, the club said It comes after the club clinched the Premier League and FA Cup this season.
Some fans have been letting off colourful flares Guardiola said his side's Champions League success following Rodri's 68-minute goal was "written in the stars".
A young fan waits patiently to see the winners Phil Foden shows off the Champions League trophy
The parade comes just weeks after thousands of fans turned out last month .
Follow live updates on the parade on BBC SportFollow live updates on the parade on BBC Sport
Guardiola and his players are due to depart from Tonman Street, Deansgate, at the slightly delayed time of 19:00 BST due to stormy weather and travel to St Mary's Gate. A drenched Guardiola was later seen pumping his fists to the crowd as the players showed off all three trophies.
Some fans have been letting off colourful flares They departed from Tonman Street, Deansgate, at the slightly delayed time of 19:00 BST due to stormy weather and travelled to St Mary's Gate.
One fan has climbed up a set of traffic lights to get a good view of the parade The parade was delayed due to forecast lightning storms, the club said
One fan climbed up a set of traffic lights to get a good view of the parade
A Jack Grealish lookalike gets a good vantage point, tooA Jack Grealish lookalike gets a good vantage point, too
The delays have not dampened the spirits of the fans, though. The delays did not dampen the spirits of the fans, though.
Zoro and his family said they were looking forward to seeing Guardiola, Rodri, Bernardo Silva and Foden.Zoro and his family said they were looking forward to seeing Guardiola, Rodri, Bernardo Silva and Foden.
City players show off the three trophies
He said: "This goes down in history for us. Pep has just redesigned the football world. It's a big statement but it's true."He said: "This goes down in history for us. Pep has just redesigned the football world. It's a big statement but it's true."
The parade will travel through Cross Street and King Street, before finishing on the corner of Princess Street and Portland Street.The parade will travel through Cross Street and King Street, before finishing on the corner of Princess Street and Portland Street.
Zack, Nic and Noah have travelled from Blackpool to be at the paradeZack, Nic and Noah have travelled from Blackpool to be at the parade
Zoro said Guardiola has just redesigned the football world Zoro said Guardiola has "just redesigned the football world"
City became just the second English men's team to win the treble, following in the footsteps of rivals Manchester United, who achieved the feat in 1999 under Sir Alex Ferguson.City became just the second English men's team to win the treble, following in the footsteps of rivals Manchester United, who achieved the feat in 1999 under Sir Alex Ferguson.
The team were welcomed back by fans at Manchester Airport on Sunday after travelling back from Istanbul, where the European final was played. The team were welcomed back by fans at Manchester Airport on Sunday after travelling from Istanbul, where the European final was played.
Manchester City clinched the Champions League after a 1-0 final win over Inter MilanManchester City clinched the Champions League after a 1-0 final win over Inter Milan
A live stage show scheduled to take place on Oxford Street from 17:30 was delayed due to lightning storms forecast, Manchester City said. A live stage show was also delayed due to forecast lightning storms, Manchester City said.
The club said the gates to the show will now open at 18:30.
Crowds gather ahead of the open-top bus paradeCrowds gather ahead of the open-top bus parade
A mural has been created on New Cathedral Street celebrating the team's successA mural has been created on New Cathedral Street celebrating the team's success
A street vendor attempted to sell trophy balloons as fans waited for the parade A street vendor sold trophy balloons as fans waited for the parade
Former City boss Joe Royle said Guardiola's current side was one of the best teams English football has ever seen.Former City boss Joe Royle said Guardiola's current side was one of the best teams English football has ever seen.
Royle, 74, who led the club from the third tier to the Premier League after back-to-back promotions in 1999 and 2000, said: "There's no doubt about it. They're one of, if not the best English club side there has been. Royle, 74, who led the club from the third tier to the Premier League after back-to-back promotions in 1999 and 2000, said: "There's no doubt about it. They're one of, if not the best English club side there has been."
"They can play off the cuff or play in various systems and they can counter very quickly.
"They've got world-class individuals, they've got the team ethic and they've got a very, very strong squad, covering every position."
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