That match is one example of how luck beats analytical skills, openly everyone will say victory for City and indeed it is not difficult but we see they had a bad day and things like that often happen in sports matches and is choosing City a quality bet? I will answer yes, only people who test their luck if they bet on a draw in that match and it turns out they are lucky, so quality and quantity bets are actually the same, they are not always the benchmark for measuring stable wins in the long term, there are times when we lose due to bad luck and win with luck.
Maybe the bet on City that evening was not the best because the odds were low, but it could have been used for a parlay bet and that's even worse because City could have ruined the bets of many players. And you can put this match as a case when they say that quality is better than quantity, when it is better to make a single bet, but in this case there would still have been a loss. So there is no one right answer. Sometimes it will be better to make a single bet, and other times to make several bets.