Watching: The forward tells CityTV about how the squad are focussed on the Premier League and how he's looking forward to seeing his girlfriend Helen Flanagan now that she is out of the I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here jungle! Subscribe for FREE and never miss another CityTV video. www.youtube.com www.mcfc.co.uk http www.twitter.com City ended a disappointing UEFA Champions League campaign with a 1-0 defeat to Group D winners Borussia Dortmund. Having finished bottom of the group, City's participation in Europe is now over for this season with the hosts claiming a narrow victory courtesy of Julian Schieber's second-half strike. The damage was not done during this 90 minutes, more the failure to beat Ajax home or away or perhaps losing a 2-1 lead at Real Madrid with just moments remaining. Despite previous set-backs, the message coming out of the Blues' camp before kick-off was that City were determined to win this game and proceed to the Europa League stages. Roberto Mancini had said as much and Vincent Kompany believed the team needed to finish on a high -- if nothing else to log in the memory banks and use as a springboard for next season. The pundits had already dismissed City's performances in this competition with many claiming the Club's lack of Champions League experience was an unacceptable excuse for this season's failure to progress -- yet it took Manchester United and Chelsea many years to eventually lift this most coveted trophy, begging the question: why are the ...