I don't doubt Manchester City will win this final either, but it's football and it's only one game. The result could turn out to be the opposite of what was expected. For example a red card or a penalty. Inter are not a weak team either and have played well in recent games. I think this final will be very interesting.
There are so many metricts that will be greatly affecting the performance from the club but my concern was on the starting line up. In my opinion that if manchester city gonna use same line ups like when it was facing manchester united in the final of FA cup.
Intermilan can learn from manchester united. Intermilan just need to be even better in the defensive line compared with manchester united.
Im sure that if intermilan gonna use lukaku instead of dzeko as this guy is always able helping team mates to give free space while he was holding one or more players on his line.
He was having capability to make it even better compared with haaland in term of holding its opponents and make its team mates get free space.
I don't think we can compare between fa cup final and UCL final, no matter what the line up will be i believe the club will have better motivation and will be more realistic against inter Milan, i believe inter mission will be very complicated and they should focus on the defense if they want to make the surprise and get the trophy
Well, ain't that a hoot? Juxtaposing the FA Cup and the UCL is like equating a Razor scooter to a Lamborghini! But, for kicks, let's dissect this notion. The lineups, perhaps, could serve as the crystal ball. Sort of like decoding emojis for subtext, right?
The saga surrounding Gundogan is shaping up to be a riveting political potboiler. Will he stick it out or hit the road? It's as gripping as the cliffhanger ending of your preferred thriller series!
And let's dive into Inter's playbook for handling Haaland with Bastoni. Now that's a master plan I'm on the edge of my seat to witness! It's akin to a high-stakes poker game, wouldn't you agree? But can the dark horse truly outsmart the ace? Or will it be "game over" for Inter?