1-0 City. Could do with them winning this so Arsenal don't get any added motivation.
That'll do, though. Don't want Leeds with a better goal difference than Everton, if it comes to that.2-0 City, good stuff.
Ferguson next year.....52 goals in all competitions…. That’s just astonishing, never thought I’d see that in England
For who?Ferguson next year.....
For who?
Always amazes me what an effective player Mahrez is, probably the most one footed player I’ve ever seen, more one footed than Championship Solly March, i guess it doesn’t matter when your left peg is that silky
Man City are used to going into games as heavy favourites and the mentality of dealing with it, we weren’t and aren’t and paid the price for arrogance.I'm not watching the football.
A question for those watching the Goodison game? (Other than having far superior players to us ), what has Guardiola done in set up of formation, tactics and defenders positional discipline to shut out Everton?
Without watching it, I always have a sense that the CB's stay put, he always leaves a 'sitter' or two in front of them and both fullbacks are not allowed to be upfield at the same time. He hates his teams conceding goals, ever. Unlike Klopp and RDZ for example, who both take risks.
They've got quicker defenders than us, and have a (relatively) new defensive shape when they have the ball (see Jonathan Wilson on this). This means that Everton would always find it more difficult to get through City on the counter, whereas it was knife-through-butter stuff with us.I'm not watching the football.
A question for those watching the Goodison game? (Other than having far superior players to us ), what has Guardiola done in set up of formation, tactics and defenders positional discipline to shut out Everton?
Without watching it, I always have a sense that the CB's stay put, he always leaves a 'sitter' or two in front of them and both fullbacks are not allowed to be upfield at the same time. He hates his teams conceding goals, ever. Unlike Klopp and RDZ for example, who both take risks.
2 goals and an assist.They've got quicker defenders than us, and have a (relatively) new defensive shape when they have the ball (see Jonathan Wilson on this). This means that Everton would always find it more difficult to get through City on the counter, whereas it was knife-through-butter stuff with us.
I only (mostly) watched the first half, but Everton played well, looked solid, and were (relatively) dangerous on the counter (although see the point above). And then one moment of utterly sublime quality from Gundogan, and it's their game plan shattered. A few minutes later, Gundogan is great again and puts in a cross with his wrong foot gobbled up by Haaland.
For who?
Always amazes me what an effective player Mahrez is, probably the most one footed player I’ve ever seen, more one footed than Championship Solly March, i guess it doesn’t matter when your left peg is that silky