South China and Hong Kong Eastern face a busy end-of-year schedule due to the Basketball Champions League Asia (BCLA) being rescheduled to October, conflicting with domestic matches and potentially the East Asia Super League, exacerbated by venue shortages in Hong Kong.
Manchester City have expressed frustration with the Premier League over fixture scheduling that will see them play three matches in seven days in May. The club's home game with Crystal Palace, originally scheduled for the Carabao Cup final weekend, has been rearranged to May 13, with the FA Cup final against Chelsea on May 16 and an away game at Bournemouth on May 19. City have been upset since learning of the rescheduling need on February 4 but feel the Premier League acted too slowly.
Manchester City are frustrated after being left facing three decisive fixtures in seven days next month. The club's postponed match against Crystal Palace (originally 21 March) has been scheduled for 13 May, while the trip to Bournemouth has been moved to 19 May due to City's FA Cup final against Chelsea on 16 May. This leaves Pep Guardiola's side with two Premier League matches and the Cup final in a week, while sitting three points behind Arsenal with a game in hand. City feel the principle of rescheduling for the earliest possible moment was not followed, despite knowing since 4 February the Palace match would need moving.
Manchester City are facing a demanding fixture schedule of four games in 11 days next month after the Premier League confirmed rescheduled matches against Crystal Palace and Bournemouth around the FA Cup final. The Palace game, originally due on 22 March, was postponed due to City's Carabao Cup final participation, while the Bournemouth match was moved to avoid clashing with the Europa League final. City had offered three alternative dates but felt the principle of early rescheduling was not followed, with the Premier League taking almost three months to confirm the arrangements.
Manchester City will play four matches in 11 days next month after the Premier League confirmed rescheduled dates for their Crystal Palace and Bournemouth fixtures. Pep Guardiola's side host Palace on 13 May and travel to Bournemouth on 19 May, with the FA Cup final against Chelsea sandwiched between them on 16 May. The Palace match was postponed from 22 March due to City's Carabao Cup final against Arsenal, while the Bournemouth game was moved because of the FA Cup final clash.
