Quote from: lizarder on Today at 07:44:24 PM

Quote from: Altryist on Today at 06:33:28 PM

There is no information about De Bruyne yet, let's hope that the injury is not so serious. It became known that Walker will be able to play against Arsenal, the injury was not serious, this is good, but with Ederson everything is not so good, according to preliminary forecasts he will be able to return to the game in mid-April, so he will most likely miss the games with Arsenal and Aston Villa, and also possibly the first game with Real Madrid in CL

If De Bruyne can't play, I think Man City's attack will decrease a little more because I see De Bruyne is the brain of the attack regulator for Man City. When he can't play, Man City's game patterns will definitely change a little and too many players who cannot play will be quite detrimental to Man City. I hope the injury is not too severe and he can play for the big match because when they lose points in this match it will make them a little difficult to pursue champions.

If this happens Arsenal will be a little more profitable and they can play more openly and not too worried about Man City's quick attack patterns. Despite losing some important players in Pep Guardiola's squad will not make their game change completely but Arsenal can be a little easier to target the draw.

Well, if De Bruyne can't play it wouldn't change much on the side of the citizens, because pep guardiola always has a replacement. However De Bruyne plays a pivotal role on that attacking midfield, because he has the ability to distribute the ball and sometimes make a goal attempt. Pep hasn't built Manchester city on a single player, so arsenal will still have a tough game on Sunday. The tactical manoeuvre pep guardiola normally uses is to conquer the midfield and force the attack, which normally doesn't work against arsenal because they took have players saturated and the midfield with solid defensive midfielders as well.