Quote from: Iroh on Today at 06:19:49 PM

Quote from: bestcoins1 on Today at 05:55:58 PM

Manchester City's game this time is a very easy match for him at home because Leicester City is a weak team that is still in the relegation zone and obviously doesn't have enough strength to fight Manchester City. I think this is a game that is very unequal in strength from these two teams because Manchester City can get full points more easily and to ensure that they are still strong enough this season in every competition they play.

I never did think of Leicester City as a weak team but they could be considered as one cause only teams that had performed poorly are in the relegation zone. Leicester definitely do not have enough strength to put up with City’s relentless style of play. It is obvious that City would be victorious from the beginning of the game.
Leicester didn’t give City the joy of bagging the three points as well as a clean sheet in the game. A minute to the full time and a good day for Manchester City as they’ve claimed 3 more points and creeping closer to Arsenal at the top.

The fact that Leicester is not in the best shape now is clear, but after Guardiola began to make substitutions Leicester had a chance and in the second half they pressed well. And if Iheinacho was just unlucky and hit the bar, then the hand play in the Manchester City penalty box should have been punished by a penalty, but the referee did not even look at the VAR. Although, when there was a handball in the Leicester box in the first half, he did go to watch the VAR.
We are tired of such double standards, when one team hits the hand and immediately awarded a penalty, as in the case of City, and if the same happens in the penalty box of the stronger team, the referees do not even go to see the VAR. If the referee had given a penalty and Leicester scored it, then Leicester would have had a chance to clinch a draw, but so bad luck and the referee sentenced Leicester.