10 things we learned from Man City's new Netflix documentary

Manchester City became just the second English team to win a continental treble when they claimed their Champions League following a 1-0 win over Inter Milan.

The Cityzens had already boxed off their third Premier League title on the bounce and had the joy of dispatching their Manchester rivals in the final of the FA Cup.

But, as with life, in the world of football time moves fast. Already Pep Guardiola's side are doing their upmost to reclaim all three trophies that were gleefully lifted aloft last term.

Thankfully, there is a something to refresh the dusty memories of 12 months ago. The Netflix documentary Together: Treble winners is available to stream from 8am on April 2 and it chronicles the ups and downs of the momentous campaign.

Here, Mail Sport's Jack Gaughan takes a look at 10 things we noticed from the behind-the-scenes show.

Grealish and his cockapoo

Before he purchased a new property in Cheshire earlier this season, Jack Grealish was in the same apartment building as Erling Haaland and Kalvin Phillips near the famous Northern Quarter in the city centre.

It had its advantages. A five-minute drive to work for one. But a lack of green spaces to take his cockapoo, Skye. So he used the training ground for walkies instead.

‘There are not a lot of parks for her – and me, really – to just walk around and do stuff.’

Do stuff did go one further when Syke defecated on a first-team training pitch. Fortunately City don’t have the need to install one of those red refuse bins on campus now Grealish’s moved to the suburbs.

KDB's pre-match routine

Kevin De Bruyne might look like one of the more intense midfielders in the sport, huffing and puffing his way through the biggest of games, but that’s in stark contrast to his attitude an