Manchester city won in a dramatic way on the road against Sheffield and they have again proven their consistency over the last few games. The goal scored by Rodri saved Manchester City from a draw and they are increasingly confident at the top of the standings at this time. I had doubts that Manchester City would win this match but anything can still happen, especially for the reigning EPL champions last season. Throughout 90 minutes, Pep Guardiola only made one substitution and that is sometimes a bit risky if the team is in a draw. But indeed the winning mentality for the Manchester City squad is unquestionable and they are doing well so far.
Manchester City has a way of managing every situation despite Sheffield not being a match for the city and what blows my mind most especially is the fact that for almost all the games the city has shown that they are still going to be the champions because currently I don't see anyone doing better than them, and in today's game they almost drew Sheffield but I was not scared because manchester city will always deliver as usual and Rodri saved the day by topping with a single goal and Haaland did well to have scored the first goal, and manchester city will always do what they know how to do best which is to win.
The great win of Manchester City against against Sheffield United. Manchester City have been in great form this season which almost everyone knows at the moment. The team has been winning since the beginning of the season and as a result, the team will be ahead of the tournament. Manchester is now at the top of the points table with their win against Sheffield United. Who are undefeated against any team this season. Seeing the good situation of the team, many people are praising the team's coach Guardiola. The victory in the last match gave Pep Guardiola his 200th win, which is the record for the most wins in fewer matches in football history. Now Manchester City get the top position and his nearest rivals West Ham United who have won two and drawn one out of three matches.