The apartment block in which Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola lives has been decked out in blue to celebrate City's unprecedented treble of domestic trophies.
The City boss led the Blues to a maiden Premier League title retention, with the FA Cup and Carabao Cup also added to City's growing trophy cabinet.
Guardiola's city-centre residence, where City players John Stones and Kyle Walker are also said to live, was kitted out in City blue with a congratulatory message to the most successful City manager in history.
It comes after City paraded their haul around Manchester city centre on Monday night, where Guardiola lauded his players' efforts.
"Without them, it is impossible," he said.
"The players cannot do it alone, I cannot do it alone. We push each other. They are my right arm, brain and everything. When you are alone, it's boring. It's much better to do it together."
Thousands of people lined the streets of Manchester to celebrate City's remarkable achievements - and a City fan got the surprise of his life – when he was asked to give Guardiola a lift back to his hotel.
Cameraman Mark Hilton, who had been working for the BBC, was packing up his gear when he was asked by a City security man if he could get the Blues manager back through the crowds.
Guardiola had a room booked at a city centre hotel so he could get changed from his official club gear and into his party outfit for the ensuing celebrations.
He wanted to walk, but with an estimated 100,000 Blues in the city centre, club staff were concerned for his safety.
So one of them asked Mark, who was packing up his gear, if he could help out.
