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Pep Guardiola has already warned rivals Manchester City that it would be a mistake to knock them out of the race for the Premier League name.
The reigning champions are just five leaders of Liverpool, and they have yet to welcome Erling Haaland, who missed much of November and early December due to injury. City also have a game in hand, which could prove decisive between now and the end. of the campaign.
Late last month, with Guardiola’s side fourth and league leaders Arsenal struggling with five problems, the Spaniard took the opportunity to throw off his doubters. “That’s the deal,” the city chief said. “When you don’t win, you win. ” You’re nothing, zero. Even if you win, they need you to fail more than ever. But what we’ve won, the titles, is incredible.
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“The moment you don’t win, there will be doubts, but that’s the smart thing to do. Never mind. He hesitates again. We’ll see what happens. We’ve played similarly in the more sensible grades. We’ve been playing for the last 8 degrees. But we’re not winning, so it’s a crisis, a disaster. “
Here, the Manchester Evening News took a look at City’s upcoming Premier League matches, as well as those of their big-name rivals.
With Haaland finally returning and Kevin De Bruyne again among the goals, Guardiola’s side are set to win the title with a fourth consecutive honour on the line.
Chelsea (H) – January 31
Arsenal (A) – February 4
Burnley (H) – February 10
Brentford (A) – February 17
City of Luton (H) – February 24
Jurgen Klopp’s side have some difficult games around the corner but, if the Reds can pick up points against Chelsea and Arsenal, then they’ll be full of confidence. However, Liverpool could be without the injured Mohamed Salah – a huge miss.
Nottingham Forest (A) – January 30
Liverpool (H) – February
West Ham (A) – February 11
Burnley (A) – February 17
Newcastle (H) – February 24
After losing 3 games in a row in all competitions, Arsenal returned to winning tactics with a brilliant victory over Crystal Palace at the weekend. If the Gunners can solve 3 problems against Nottingham Forest, then they will be in a smart position to face Liverpool a few days later.
Unai Emery’s side have a dark horse in the race to qualify for the Champions League this season and have an enviable record.
Brentford (H) – January 31
Everton (A) – February 3
Brighton
Wolves (M) – February 17
Chelsea (A) – February 23
Ange Postecoglou will have Son Heung-min back at his disposal for the Chelsea clash at Stamford Bridge. In the meantime, the Lilywhites will need to navigate themselves past a fired-up Ivan Toney and Brentford, and a boisterous Goodison Park atmosphere.
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