Quote from: bitLeap on Today at 01:26:10 PM

Quote from: Coyster on Today at 12:30:07 PM

5 points behind, but with a game in hand. Right now Liverpool are the biggest threat to City's quest for a record 4th EPL title in a row, but the thing is, City become unstoppable just at the right time, and that time is approaching; this is why they have won so many EPL titles in recent years. Liverpool might be strong from now until the end of the season, but they can only be champions if City don't go on their long winning runs, City are better than everyone else in a title run-in and we're going to see it play out this season for the umpteenth time.

for me, both Man City and Liverpool are the best candidates this season to win this trophy. Man City just needs to prove to us that after the return of their key player who was injured, it means that the next 2 matches should be able to bring 3 points each. With opponents Newcastle and Burnley being the only way for Man City to continue to survive alongside Liverpool. Meanwhile we will put this postponed match aside because it will be a meal at the end of the season. Seeing Liverpool trend of being one step ahead of Man City we still cannot feel safe, for Jurgen Klopp just a difference of 5 points is not enough to stop Man City enthusiasm.

The most frightening thing about Manchester City is their late game mode and as we know they also did it last season when they fell behind Arsenal. I agree that Jurgen Kloop will not be able to calm down even though he is now 5 points away from Manchester City and Liverpool still has to continue its winning trend if they don't want Manchester City to start threatening him.

This season's competition belongs to experienced coaches and Pep Guardiola's battle against Jurgen Kloop feels more tense than other coaches. I feel the high intensity of the rivalry and I still don't place Arteta in the circle of these two great coaches.