Was there an 'invisible man' playing for Man City?

The final day of Premier League action was a dull affair, with the eventual champions easily seeing off West Ham. It was all a bit predictable - except for one rather bizarre event you probably missed.

Tue, 13 May, 2014 - 21:46

By Peter O’ Dwyer

The final day of Premier League action was a dull affair, with the eventual champions easily seeing off West Ham.

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