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City treble odds shortens after win over Bayern
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Champions League is holy grail for Guardiola and City
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Blues favourites to overhaul Arsenal in title race
Manchester City shortened to 21/10 to win the treble after they reached the Champions League semi-finals with a 4-1 aggregate win over Bayern Munich.
Before the Blues drew 1-1 in Munich on Wednesday night they were 11/4 to complete the treble.
Record-breaker Haaland looks hungry
Erling Haaland was recruited last summer to make the difference for City in the Champions League and, although he blazed over a penalty in Munich, he scored twice across the two legs.
That made it 12 in the competition this season for the Norwegian - more than any other player has ever scorede for an English club in the competition in a single campaign.
The result set up a mouthwatering tie with holders Real Madrid - the team that knocked out City at that stage last season - in the last four.
It will be the continent's coming force up against the most decorated club in European football when the first leg kicks off at the Bernabeu on 9 May.
Blues are UCL and Premier League favourites
City are 1.738/11 favourites on the Exchange to win the Champions League for the first time in their history.
In the meantime, City will play Sheffield United in the FA Cup semi-final on Saturday.
At 1.171/6, Pep Guardiola's team are a short price to overcome their Championship opponents in 90 minutes. They would play either Manchester United or Brighton in the final.
City have been relentless in recent weeks, winning 13 and drawing two matches since their 1-0 defeat to Tottenham at the start of February.
They are four points adrift of Arsenal at the top of the Premier League but the Gunners have played a game more and the champions goal difference is superior by seven.
City host Arsenal at the Etihad next Wednesday in a match which could go a long way to deciding the outcome of the title race.
Arsenal have surrendered two-goal leads in their last two matches and will be desperate to take three points at home to Southampton tomorrow night.
It sets up a fascinating end to the season with Arsenal trying to end their 19 year wait for the title and City aiming to become the first team since Manchester United in 1999 to complete the Champions League, Premier League and FA Cup treble.