Manchester City is currently on a good run of form and seems like a team that's back to their best and I think their incredible comeback against Club Brugge last night tells how great of a team they are. Playing at away against Arsenal will really test the current strength of Manchester City and playing under a manager like Pep Guardiola who's ready to do anything possible to help the team remain in the top four, I expect Manchester City play at their best in that game.
Mikel Arteta's Arsenal on the other hand are trying to catch up with league leaders Liverpool so you should also expect the best from them. It's a difficult game to predict if I must be honest but it's my wish that Arsenal gets the better result at the end of that game
What on earth can possibly make Mikel Arteta crave for a winning if not putting players with potentials? Arsenal have struggled to win matches but they also have considered recording brilliant performance. Gunners hosts the Citizens at Emirates Stadium this weekend, this will be a thrilling game for everyone to watch because bothsides have been rivals for years and there's absolutely no way they're both sharing points, we always record the very best outcome among them. Pep Guardiola is back on his feet and that's good news for the club. He's making progressive steps towards achieving his goals, he's the main manager for the job.
Manchester City previous matches, there have been comeback and this is impressive from their angle. Manchester City did it against Chelsea in the English Premier League and now against Club Brugge, I think they're moving to perfect phase of improvement. They need more enticing moments to explore the atmospheric pressure of the league.