Let me be direct: Why is everyone under the impression that Arsenal, even at home, can beat Manchester City? They're without Debruyne and Rodri, but don't kid ourselves! Manchester City is lauded on merit. Their team, even when disorganized, is difficult, right? The idea that their absence will hobble City bothers me. In their recent matches against Arsenal, this club has shown impressive skill and planning, winning and drawing. Could team loyalty's political nature be clouding reasonable judgment? Arsenal, while wonderful, need more than home turf advantage to win this match, and I for one am not convinced
But on the other hand I would like to ask you this question: Were you expecting Manchester City to lose against Wolves last week? I assume your answer would be "Absolutely not.". You know how dominant Manchester City were in that game but this still wasn't enough to get even one point.
Maybe you will say that Manchester City would play more carefully in this game. I hope to see the same thing from them as well. But I'm still leaving the door open for Arsenal to get at least one point considering their recent form in the Premier League.