Quote from: Abu-Naim on Today at 08:30:59 PM

Quote from: SatoPrincess on Today at 08:14:25 PM

As long as Pep Guardiola remains the manager of Manchester City, I will be be very optimistic about their chances. Pep’s ability to devise tactics to counter different opponents remains a critical advantage. PSG inconsistencies in big matches gives Manchester City an added advantage. Despite any ongoing challenges, Manchester City’s experience and tactical brilliance may still give them the upper hand against PSG.

At this point, only PSG’s inconsistency in the Champions League will matters, but if we are to judge their overall performance this season, I think PSG is a bit better than Manchester City because they are doing well in their domestic League.

Manchester City suffered some hard times in their last ten matches in all competitions, and their inconsistency was alarming because it wasn’t normal again for a manager like Pep Guardiola, but his reputation and ability to make things work is the main reason why he never get sacked because I never see any manager with such poor stats and remain in the team without being sacked.

A draw as the final result for the match is my stand because even PSG needs the three points in the match and they will have home advantage.

Where from time champions league has always been an issue when it comes to competing fairly for PSG, they always struggle to have a strong stance even when they had Superstars in the team some years back, so I can pardon them for not showing too much on strength in champions League.

But their domestic League have been almost like a birthright to them, however PSG is currently leading the french league with appreciatable amount of points, they similarly have the same traits of dominance as Manchester City, apart from the fact that Manchester City is currently having difficulties in winning games consistent this period, I doubt if Pep Guardiola will be sacked, I believe they will give him enough time to recuperate and come up with something good.