How Man City should line up against Arsenal in Premier League blockbuster
Manchester City take on Arsenal in the Premier League on Sunday in what is bound to be an enthralling encounter.
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Manchester City take on Arsenal in the Premier League on Sunday in what is bound to be an enthralling encounter.
Manchester City travel to Arsenal on Sunday for the biggest game of their season so far and Pep Guardiola is expected to reintroduce Julian Alvarez after another excellent performance midweek.
Pep Guardiola is grappling with a midfield conundrum for Manchester City's visit to an Arsenal side he believes have established themselves among the Premier League elite once again.
Football is never quite as simple as it looks. It's a team game and every action, be they positive or negative, is always in relation to another player. Context is everything and most of the time it's not just one man who makes all the difference. But, then again, the difference between City's displays with and without Rodri make it seem like the simplest thing in the world.
When Pep Guardiola picks his Manchester City team for Arsenal, he must be tempted by the idea of Rico Lewis + 10. The City manager fast-tracked the teenager into the first team because he saw how his contribution made the team better, and Lewis has gone from strength to strength.
Bernardo Silva and John Stones returned to Manchester City training to boost Pep Guardiola.
When Rodri is available he starts, duh, and what a relief it is that he's available once more for Manchester City on Wednesday. Yet, for the first time in years, it might make more sense for the midfielder to sit a match out.
Nathan Ake admitted Saturday's defeat to Wolves was one of his toughest games in a Manchester City shirt and that he wasn't at all 'happy' with his performance.