Quote from: ingiltere on Today at 10:36:26 PM

Quote from: Huppercase on Today at 10:30:17 PM

It's going to be a big celebration for Arsenal to win Manchester City but it's likely not, maybe it would have happen if it were in Emirate because of th home advantage but it's the same advantage that Arsenal are going to have in their home that Manchester City are going to use to win them in that match. I know football can happen but I'm just confidence in Manchester City to secure this point especially now that Liverpool has given them opportunity to after losing their second goal of the season.

I also think Manchester City will make the most of their home advantage, but we all know how they play. As long as Arsenal don't concede a goal, Manchester City can have as much possession as they want. It wouldn't be a surprise if Arsenal score a late goal and win the game. There will be a tactical battle between the managers. Pep and Arteta better see this game as life and death, because it really is. Whoever wins this game will have a very important advantage for the title. I think both sides will play with a lot of control but won't want to settle for a draw either.

Manchester City will host English Premier League leaders Arsenal on Easter Sunday for their very vital game and because the game will be played at the Etihad stadium, I'm of the opinion that Manchester City will win that particular game. Arsenal have been very outstanding this season and are currently leading the league table with a better goal difference ahead of Liverpool who happens to have the same number of points with Arsenal and a win for Mikel Arteta's men on next Sunday will simply put them ahead of Manchester City with four points.
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola is keen on helping the club repeat their feat last season by winning the treble this season but that I think will be a very difficult task for them but because their still very much in contention to do it, I think they'll continue to believe in themselves as a team.