Quote from: hyudien on Today at 06:07:26 PM

Man city has been showing better performance lately, this indicates that Man City has rediscovered the appearance that they usually show to all of us but not fully back, I mean there are still weaknesses in Man City that still need to be fixed by Pep, their attack is not as sharp as usual, we can see that when they appeared in the UCL when they beat Club Brugge. Thus if The Citizens want to beat Arsenal next week their attack line must be improved.

I wouldn’t fully rely on Manchester City performance, they have been performing better in recent games and seems like they have rediscovered their strengths but if you look at the teams they have managed to win in recent games you will see that they are all struggling teams that are also suffering from inconsistent performance and they haven’t really played a very strong game so it’s difficult to say if they will win against Arsenal. They need to not just have the best attack but most importantly their defense should be at their best.

Quote from: skarais on Today at 06:19:26 PM

I am not underestimating Manchester City under any circumstances this season, even when they have failed to maintain their consistent good form. Manchester City are struggling to improve their performance so far and in fact Pep Guardiola is starting to find the best form from his players. A draw may make more sense than underestimating Manchester City, but bookmakers can offer any odds if they think they are favorable.

Bookers knows what they are doing and they must have looked into every possibility to see the team with the highest win probability so I until am the end of the match i cannot say otherwise.

A draw looks likely but then Manchester City inconsistency makes them look inferior in the fixture so it’s easy to give Arsenal less odds because they have higher chances of winning.