Quote from: bitLeap on Today at 12:29:01 PM

Quote from: TopT3ns on Today at 11:20:11 AM

In yesterday's match, Manchester City met Wolves, where they were a very easy team to beat. Erling Haaland showed his skills well and managed to take advantage of this opportunity to score many goals which ultimately led Manchester City to win. However, as you said, Manchester City still has a long way to go. There are at least 8 more matches that must be prepared well to always win. The opponent they face is Arsenal, who are currently still in first place on the standings and are only one point away, so there is still a chance for Manchester City to win this season.

Towards the end of the season, Haaland once again activated his combat mode by scoring 4 goals. It's very interesting because it's been a long time since we saw Haaland score lots of goals, now Arsenal have to worry that Man City fighting machine is back on track and will try to maximize all the remaining games. Because a difference of 1 point is clearly not what Arsenal expects, at any time Man City can overcome it, especially by having 1 match postponed which will be the difference at the end of the season. I feel quite sorry for Arsenal who are the custodians of the trophy every season but at the end of the session they have to hand it over to Man City. And what's more interesting is that the two matches that Arsenal have, one of them is against a team that, even though their performance is not very good, if the opponent is an English giant, they can always show something different. If Arsenal ultimately cannot get points then Man City will be the first to thank Man United.

Haaland is on fire as the top scorer in the Premier League this season. He's a proven goal machine, no doubt. He scored the first four goals for Man City. I'm hopeful that King Haaland will clinch the Golden Boot for the second time in a row. The Citizens really know how to get things done. This sends a clear message to Arsenal. Arsenal, be warned, Manchester City won't back down. Arsenal isn't quite ready for this yet. Clearly, Man City isn't ready to lose. The mere 1-point difference is not what Arsenal hoped for; otherwise, they might have to hand over the title to Man City.