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Pep Guardiola has led Manchester City to six Premier League titles [Getty Images]Former England captain Wayne Rooney says Manchester City "will have the edge" psychologically in the Premier League title race.Leaders Arsenal, who are nine points clear having played two games more, travel to Etihad Stadium on Sunday (16:30 BST).Speaking on The Wayne Rooney Show, he said City "know how to win the title" and "have a manager who knows how to do it"."I think City will have the edge on that, just purely the manager and players they've got. They will be able to stay a little calmer than the Arsenal players," said Rooney."They will be worried because when you go on a run and lose a few games, you start thinking 'where's the next goal, the next win going to come from?' That negative mindset really has an impact on your performance."Manchester City beat Chelsea 3-0 on Sunday to take advantage of Arsenal slipping up with a 2-1 defeat by Bournemouth on Saturday.Rooney said that whoever wins Sunday's "title decider" in Manchester will be favourites to win the league.He added that he thinks a draw will be a "good point" for Arsenal, who may need to "play dirty".Rooney added Mikel Arteta's side must "be tough to break down, make sure there's no gaps between the lines and try to hit them on the break".He added: "Whether the fans like that type of football or not, they have to do anything to stop City winning. They need to be resilient enough to stop City from scoring."'Will be a disaster' if Spurs go downTottenham Hotspur, meanwhile, end the weekend sitting in the relegation zone, following their defeat at Sunderland and West Ham's win against Wolves.Rooney said Spurs' performance was "a bit flat" in the north east, which prevented them being able to have a new-manager bounce in Roberto de Zerbi's first game in charge."Sometimes you get a bounce but I think you get that when a new manager comes in and you are front-footed and aggressive on the ball," he said. "I thought they were a bit in between."The former England striker added that De Zerbi "needs to find some answers quickly" and that dropping to the Championship would be disastrous for the club."It will be a disaster for them if they do go [down]," said Rooney. "I think that's where some of those players probably are looking at it thinking if they go down they can move on and go to a different club. "If they don't get back in the Premier League in the first year, that will be an absolute nightmare for them."Tottenham have not won a Premier League match in 2026 and their next game is at home to Brighton on Saturday (17:30).Rooney said they must figure out a way to win to help boost their confidence."If they can do that then they give themselves a chance. The longer it goes without winning is difficult for them."[BBC]Watch The Wayne Rooney Show on BBC iPlayer or listen on BBC SoundsFollow your club with BBC SportListen to the latest Football Daily podcastGet football news sent straight to your phone

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Rory McIlroy ensured he would not repeat last year's Masters error when he delivered his victory speech at Augusta on Sunday, placing his wife Erica Stoll at the forefront of his gratitude.The Northern Irishman faced criticism 12 months ago for failing to acknowledge Stoll during his emotional address following his career Grand Slam triumph.This time, McIlroy left no doubt about his priorities."First and foremost, my wife and daughter, Erica and Poppy," he said. "They have to put up with me at home and, trust me, sometimes that's a tough thing to do."TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayHe added: "But they have been my biggest supporters. This has definitely turned into Poppy's favourite week of the year."I don't know if it's because of the Par 3 Tournament or it's the all-you-can eat ice cream in the players' services building."McIlroy's path to retaining his green jacket proved far from straightforward, with the 36-year-old surrendering an unprecedented six-shot advantage during Saturday's third round.The challenge intensified as Cameron Young, Justin Rose and Scottie Scheffler all mounted serious threats to his title defence.Yet the now six-time major champion produced his finest golf when it mattered most, surging clear on the back nine to establish a two-shot cushion that he would not relinquish.Such was his command down the stretch that McIlroy could afford to miss a putt on the final green, leaving himself a simple half-foot tap-in to seal consecutive Masters victories.The triumph came almost exactly one year after his historic breakthrough at the same venue.McIlroy's speech also contained a heartfelt moment as he turned to address his mother and father, who were absent from Augusta during his maiden Masters triumph in 2025.LATEST SPORTS NEWS:Rory McIlroy breaks into tears thanking family in emotional speech after winning The MastersTyson Fury set to lose millions in tax after bagging huge purse from Arslanbek Makhmudov victoryScottie Scheffler apologises to reporter after initially snapping over 'awful question'Persuading them to make the journey this year required some effort, the golfer revealed, as they had convinced themselves their non-attendance had somehow contributed to his success."Surprisingly, I had to convince them to come this year, because they thought that the reason that I won was because they weren't here," McIlroy explained."So I'm glad that we proved that wrong."The emotional tribute concluded with McIlroy acknowledging the debt he owes to his parents for his remarkable career."But mom and dad, I owe everything to you," he said.McIlroy's second successive Masters crown brings his major tally to six, drawing level with Sir Nick Faldo's British record."I tie Nick, so there's going to be that conversation and debate. It's a cool conversation to be a part of," he reflected.The 36-year-old credited an attacking mindset for his triumph, having learned from costly defensive play twelve months earlier."Last year, I had that three or four-shot cushion going to the 13th tee, and I started to be a little defensive. That came back to bite me a little bit," he recalled, referencing a double bogey after finding the creek."Staying aggressive and staying committed, especially on those two holes, definitely served me this week."With his sixth major secured just months after his fifth, McIlroy made clear his hunger remains undiminished."I'm not putting a number on it, but I certainly don't want to stop here," he declared.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter