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Manchester City was eliminated from the champions league last night and for this very season we all saw it coming because no amount of change of play Pep Guardiola would use that can give him that chance of qualifying to the next round. On Sunday Manchester City will be hosting an angry side, Liverpool who haven't been getting the point they needed and is like from fry pan to fire for City, no time to give the manager a time to digest the defeat from Madrid, talking about Pep City's manager.
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On paper, Liverpool should easily beat City (after all, Liverpool was able to beat even Real in the Champions League), but in reality it will be difficult to do so, since Liverpool is no less tired than City after the game with Aston Villa. Plus, for City, this is a home game, so bookmakers are quoting this match as follows:

2.84 - 3.80 - 2.32

Personally, from the real ones for cash bets, I only see BTTS and possibly Total Over (City has a leaky defense).

From what you said is like you are directing the whole thing to end in a draw, it can happen that way but I have this feeling that Manchester City are going to beat Liverpool that's if they are ready to coordinate themselves ahead of that encounter because I see City as a team that are trying to impress in big games and at the same time they make mistakes. We know the Citizens as a team who likes to dominate every games and make their opponent feel the heat but look at them now, they can't even endure a 5mins pressure without making a silly mistake. I can't point out the favorite in this game but I can tell you for sure that Liverpool are losing all 3pt.

I urge you to praise Man City moderately for you not to be disappointed and note that the Man City of years back is not the current one. This is evident on the table and how wide the gap between it and Liverpool is. As much as I wouldn't want to judge with that since anything can change suddenly, I wouldn't want you to undermine the capacity of Liverpool as a viable team with a great feat, it will take greater effort for any EPL club to beat it, so take back your claim of certainty that Liverpool will lose all the 3 points, you are not there yet.

If I were to choose with sentiment and current feat, I would say Liverpool would win many times over but for being reasonable like others who are expecting a draw, I align with them because of one thing, Man City may surprise, but still, the club will surely met a fierce battle on Sunday. This is why I am staying out of this bet, it's difficult to predict a winner without tramping on conservative betting.

I don't know if it was you that had an argument with me when Everton played Liverpool last week Wednesday and I told you Everton might get a win or a draw and you said it will be Liverpool all the way and what happened?

Take it easy, dude, you are now sounding like a perfectionist, oh no, you can never be a perfect person.

Besides, I can't remember about that argument, what I can remember is that I have sports arguments with many people on the forum and my prediction has been above 90% accurate, no one can be perfect in that. Assuming I was the one you argued with and yours tends to be the outcome, what does that prove further? Is Man City Everton? Is the match played at the same time or taking place at the same place with the same fate in action? C'moon!!! That overbearing statement proves nothing, we've all won and lost sports arguments.

This man you make me laugh seriously, nobody is perfect and it seems you have forgotten about that and the way you saying it was as if I said I'm perfect, easy abeg. You're the type that doesn't accept defeat even when you see you're wrong and now you look like the one who Thinks he is perfect, bro you can't be as perfect as you assume. Well the only thing you are right about since you started typing is, the different time for the game to be played and Manchester City are not Everton so let me drop it there. The argument you talking about losing and winning in sports shows that I myself isn't perfect but is like you are the perfect one like you think. Remember that Manchester City will eventually win Liverpool and see the way Arsenal lost today is another example that they (Arsenal) are not serious and they are useless at the same time so Liverpool will also lose.