City’s April win against Arsenal makes US TV history | OneFootball

City’s 2-1 Premier League victory over Arsenal in April has set a new record as the most watched match in US TV history.

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10 years with Pep: Poetry in motion!

Rayan Cherki and Erling Haaland scored the goals either side of Kai Havertz’s equaliser to earn all three points for Pep Guardiola’s side on Sunday 19 April.

The win moved us within three points of the Gunners at the top of the Premier League and ensured a tense title race would continue into the final weeks of the season.

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The dramatic afternoon captured the attention of the American public, averaging 2.6 million viewers across NBC, Peacock, Telemundo and NBC Sports Digital platforms, based on official Nielsen Big Data + Panel and digital data from Adobe Analytics.

That saw it surpass the 0-0 draw between the same two sides at the Etihad Stadium in March 2024 as the most viewed Premier League game in the United States.

Across all platforms in English and Spanish, US-based fans consumed 18.33 billion minutes of Premier League coverage in 2025/26 – the second-most ever for a Premier League season in the US.

Many of our stars will soon head to the US, as well as Canada and Mexico, for this summer’s FIFA World Cup.

10 Years with Pep: Exclusive Members Book!

A members-exclusive book celebrating Pep Guardiola’s incredible decade at Manchester City is now available to pre-order.

Spectacular photography tells the story of Pep’s time in Manchester from his arrival at the CFA through to his emotional last game at the Etihad against Aston Villa, and subsequent Parade and After Party where we said goodbye to our greatest ever manager.

All of these fabulous memories are captured in the book with the help of a host of behind-the-scenes images from our brilliant photography team.

‘10 Years with Pep’ is available to pre-order now and is priced at £65 plus postage and packaging and will be delivered by Wednesday 30 September 2026.

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