Quote from: pawel7777 on March 22, 2024, 04:42:04 PM

Quote from: hahay on March 22, 2024, 04:25:37 PM

(...) Manchester City is possible to get a good result also in this match.

As I mentioned before City is estimated to have 52% of winning, Arsenal: 23% and the chances of a draw are 25%.
The big reason for that is that City will be playing home, and so far, in this season, they haven't lost a single game playing in front of their own fans.
Home/away stats for both teams (W-D-L):
Man City:
Home: 10-4-0
Away: 9-2-3

Arsenal:
Home: 11-2-1
Away: 9-2-3

Arsenal has slightly better stats of both goals scored and lost, so my personal prediction is a draw, but I'll be rooting for the City to win.

Come on man, I'm not even hoping for a draw between City and Arsenal draw is a shitty result that must be avoided in order to make sure city can stick to the liverpool. In this game, a draw is literally the worst possible outcome when compared to losing considering liverpool is getting the gape even wider to the city and arsenal, it decreases city's chance in defending the trophy. We still have enough chances to surpass Liverpool, but the draw has obviously widened the gap even further and it's obviously unwanted result by whole of bettors. City was always so successful at home.

I was picking City to win this game, and it would be foolish of me to hope for a draw as the final outcome. I hope that your estimation is correct, given that the city has good home game statistics. The strategy used by those clubs affects their chances of winning the game.
I'm not even willing to see City and Arsenal play safely in their next game. Arsenal's defensive line appears to be weaker than the city's. So, a golden ticket will be owned by the city as long as it focuses its attack on the weak side. Walker is ready to destroy Martinelli.

Cheesy