Quote from: poldanmig on Today at 03:53:52 PM

Quote from: minairia3 on Today at 02:05:28 PM

Quote from: poldanmig on Today at 01:08:18 PM

Actually manchester city played quite well in the first half and they were able to trouble Liverpooldefense through Bernardo Silva and Phil Foden but the poor finishing made manchester city unable to score in the first half, I think guardiola was smart enough to see Liverpool weakness that relied on milner as a fullback right and they were more focused on attacking through the left flank and to be honest I think milner should have got a red card in that game, for committing a pretty tough foul on Bernardo Silva in the 74th minute.

Guardiola is an experienced coach, he knows where the weakness of the opponent. And he made his game plan accordingly. The match was drawn 2-2. I am satisfied with the results. My guess was the match would be a draw. Liverpool broke Manchester City's strong defense and scored two goals, proving they are one of the most deserving contenders for the title this season. They will fight hard for the title unless their key players get injured.

True bro, guardiola experience so far, of course, we can't doubt anymore in coaching a club, and he is really observant in making substitutions of players who don't have a big contribution in the match, but to be honest I'm more hopeful if Manchester City can win the match , so that the top three clubs will be very tight in the competition to be able to become the half-season champion

It's not that easy to beat Liverpool especially when playing at home Cheesy

So far Liverpool are the only team unbeaten in the EPL of course they won't let this record just disappear
I think Man City were lucky to draw they should have lost, Kevin Bruyne was lucky to equalize the score in the 81st minute. In such conditions, Man City players should go down, Unfortunately no.