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Broadly speaking, in this case, their concentration will definitely be divided, but I think for a club as big as Manchester City, it is clear that this will not have too much effect because of course they also have to realize that they are a big club that will definitely face conditions like this with several different schedules. will definitely collide with each other and cannot be abandoned because they are equally important.
With the existing squad, they can still do it, it's just that it cannot be denied that the conditions will be different from Arsenal, who will only focus on one competition.

Well, we know how Manchester City struggles in the champions league, which always fails even though it's been hard to reach its peak now, even to the final, but that concentration must not be broken, no matter how a coach can prevent this so that his players are maintained from stamina and also his fitness but I think for the EPL it will still be very tough and Arsenal don't want to miss this opportunity.

I'm sure if they met Man City vs Arsenal I would support Arsenal even more though this is a strong team but the truth is we have to know that Mancity is more than that.

Their conditions in the Champions League will obviously be very difficult, apart from those who are currently facing a big match with Bayern, if they win they will definitely face another big match between Chelsea and Madrid (Most likely it is Madrid) So that the Champions League is also enough steep for them at the moment.
But when talking about their meeting and Arsenal which will be held at the end of April, the conditions are still unpredictable from now on, I think.
The first meeting Arsenal lost at the Emirates Stadium with a pretty striking score and in the second meeting at the end of April they will meet at the Etihad but even so, we also need to see how the condition of their players will be.