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Jamie Carragher believes Saturday's game against Liverpool will go a long way to defining Manchester City's season as they battle for the Premier League title with Arsenal.
I t has been a Premier League season of distractions, pop-up windows and one vast and disorientating hiatus. Exactly 34 weeks have passed since Arsenal kicked things off with a Friday night trip to Crystal Palace, a week before temperatures in London hit 34 degrees, four months before Lionel Messi was draped in a propaganda cape in Qatar, a month before Liz Truss was sworn in as temp-to-perm prime minister. Is that story still this story? Is there an actual narrative arc here? Did somebody win the league in between and we’ve all just forgotten and carried on?
Nathan Ake says Arsenal’s Premier League run-in looks to be a “difficult” set of games for the Gunners, although believes the title race will go right down to the wire.
Manchester City favourite Sergio Aguero doesn't believe his former side's ongoing pursuit of a treble will derail their Premier League title hopes, although he does expect the battle with Arsenal to go right down to the wire.
There were raised eyebrows in December when Gareth Taylor had insisted that Manchester City could win the league after a 1-1 draw with Manchester United at the Etihad Stadium. “We want to win the league. We’re not just looking at the Champions League,” he said. “We’ve put ourselves in a position to win the league. If we win all of our games in the second half of the season, we win the league, it’s as simple as that.”
Charlie Miller’s record in Old Firm games for Rangers reads: Played 10, lost none.
Livingston Women’s ace Raewyn Murphy insists they can’t put any added pressure on themselves heading into this weekend’s clash with Rossvale.
Pep Guardiola and Manchester City would rather have the points on the board - and who can blame them?