Premier League leaders Manchester City have the opportunity to move a step closer to winning the title with a win at European football hopefuls Aston Villa on Wednesday night.
CITY CAN EXTEND LEAD AT VILLA
CAN MANCHESTER UNITED WIN THE PREMIER LEAGUE?
The very big question that has lived on the lips of several of the club’s supporters, former players, and pundits alike. The Red Devils have not clinched the league title since 2013 when they last achieved the feat under legendary manager Sir Alex Ferguson. Since then, they have hired different managers who have tried but failed to bring back home the Premier League crown.
PREVIEW: MANCHESTER CITY VS FULHAM
Fulham will be faced with yet another tough test in the Premier League away from home when they visit Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City on Saturday. The London club were away in their last game at the King Power Stadium where they took on Leicester City and shockingly got a win and the whole three points.
The Cottagers have climbed up the Premier League table and are now in 17th position, moving out of the relegation zone and will be hoping they make it two wins in their last four outings.
MANE AND SALAH EYE MOVE AWAY FROM ANFIELD
Liverpool board are looking forward to having a sit down with popular wingers Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mané after the club’s Premier League title triumph.
Both Salah and Mané have played instrumental roles in the rise of the Reds in recent seasons, with the former contributing 17 league goals and 7 league assists this term, while the latter has impressed with 15 goals and 7 assists.
Leroy Sane Returns for Manchester City
Leroy Sane returns for Manchester City’s under-23 team and played for 57 minutes against Arsenal under-23 team. Leroy was out of the squad since August of last year. He was suffering from a knee ligament injury, which occurred during the Community Shield match against Liverpool at Wembley. Although the club ended the match as a winning side, they suffered the loss in the form of injury of their key player, Leroy Sane.
The German international, who was the PFA player of the year during Manchester City’s winning campaign of 2017-2018 season of Premier League returned to training in January, but had to wait for too long to wear a blue shirt. The 24 years old played his first match at Emirates Stadium on Friday after returning from injury as his club faced Arsenal in Premier League 2. His return was quite successful as Manchester City managed to beat their opponent i.e. Arsenal FC by 4-2.
Substitutes Save the City
Manchester City played well in their Champions League match against Dinamo Zagreb; however, it took two substitutes to win the match.
MANCHESTER CLUBS BATTLE FOR ENGLAND DEFENDER
Premier Leaguehave been busy in the window as they look to rebuild ahead of next season. The top six sides appear to be taking their time in the transfer window so far with no major marquee signing from some of the teams.
One of the players that has been linked with some of the top six sides is Leicester City defender, Harry Maguire.
Guardiola Praying to Avoid Injuries at Manchester City
Pep Guardiola has admitted his biggest fear is the prospect of witnessing more players on the treatment table. Manchester City have been ravaged by injuries over the last few months, but the club has been able to maintain the push for a quadruple going on. This has been largely possible due to a very large squad at the disposal of the former Bayern Munich manager. However, even that has been stretched in the last few weeks with a number of players unavailable due to injuries.
Toure not happy at Olympiakos
Former Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure said that he is not happy at Olympiakos and that he wants to return to the Premier League. He said that it has been a disappointing season for him so far and that he wants to move away from the club.
CITY COULD LIFT THE PREMIER LEAGUE EARLY AGAIN
Premier League champions Manchester City are expected to retain the title at the end of this season. They played impressive football against Watford yesterday to win 2-1 and maintain their lead at the top of the table.
