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Manchester City find themselves in an unusual position at the moment. Not only are last season's treble-winners fourth in the table, a rare predicament for Pep Guardiola's side, but they have now gone four Premier League matches without a victory. Draws with Chelsea, Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur were followed by a 1-0 defeat to Aston Villa in midweek, with Unai Emery's men simply outclassing the reigning champions. The last time that Man City went four games without a win was back in 2017. While the Cityzens always tend to turn it on during the second half of the campaign, often making slow Premier League starts, recent performances have been out of character, something which will undoubtedly concern Guardiola. Let's take a look at three things Man City need to do to put an end to their winless run against Luton Town this weekend. Watch out for set pieces Man City need to watch out for Luton's set-piece threat / BEN STANSALL/GettyImages While it would be easy...

There is now just more than a week until the 2023 NBA trade deadline on Thursday, Feb. 9, which means teams across the league are working harder than ever to either bolster their squad for the stretch run or move their best players to get into a better draft position.  As the deadline for making deals moves closer, the rumor mill will only get more active. Here's a look at the latest around the league.  'Half the league' calling Hawks about Bogdanovic Despite pulling off a blockbuster trade for Dejounte Murray in the summer, this season has not gone to plan for the Hawks, who enter Wednesday sitting in eighth place in the Eastern Conference at 25-26 and have dealt with even more internal drama around Trae Young and head coach Nate McMillan. There has been a steady stream of rumors coming out of Atlanta in recent weeks, mostly about the status of forward John Collins. But while the Hawks haven't ...