City go to Spurs with one eye on the league

On the back of two defeats,a Manchester derby loss followed by an exit from the Champions League,one can well and truly say,the last week has been the worst for City fans all around the world.

On Saturday Manchester City face Totteham Hotspurs at the Wembley Stadium where a win would leave City needing just another win to win the league.




Mauricio Pochettino (left) and Pep Guardiola (right) go head to head
Pochettino first pitted his wits against Guardiola in 2009 when Espanyol held Barcelona to a goalless draw in his debut game in management and there has been a simmering rivalry ever since.












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Manchester City would be looking to clinch their 5th Premier League title today.


Here are some key facts to get you in the mood for an enthralling clash at Wembley-

  • Tottenham have won their last two home league games against Man City. They last had a longer run against them between 2005 and 2009 (6). 
  • Man City have only won one of their last five Premier League games against Spurs (D1 L3), though it was in the reverse fixture in December (4-1). 
  • Manchester City have won two away Premier League games in London this season – the only campaign in which they’ve won more in the competition was 2013-14 (4). 
  • Indeed, those two wins have come at Arsenal and Chelsea. 
  • Tottenham are unbeaten in their last 14 Premier League games (W11 D3); they last had a longer unbeaten run in the top-flight between January-August 1967 (20 games). 
  • Manchester City are looking to avoid back-to-back Premier League defeats for the first time since December 2016. 
  • Christian Eriksen has scored in three consecutive games in all competitions for Spurs for the first time since joining them, with the Dane netting five goals in total in that run.
  • Son Heung-min has been directly involved in 27 goals for Spurs in all competitions this season (18 goals, 9 assists) – 22 of these have come at Wembley, more than any other player for the club in 2017-18.

This promises to be an exhilarating clash at the heart of England. Don't miss it!

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