De Bruyne: There won't be a lot of scoring opportunities against the Blues, so we have to be patient

Livestream on 15 January 2019 Tonight's 22nd round of the Premier League kicked off as City beat Chelsea 1-0 at home thanks to De Bruyne's goal. After the match, De Bruyne was interviewed by the BBC.

De Bruyne said: "I didn't see any route to pass the ball and then I saw a small gap between the Chelsea defenders so I tried to get the ball around them and it turned out that the ball went in. ”

"Chelsea have always played against Chelsea since coaching the team in Tuchel or even Conte. Against them, you won't get five obvious scoring chances. Sometimes you need to be patient and that's what we have to do, otherwise the atmosphere of the game will become very tense and it will make it more difficult for us to play. ”

"In the standings, we've always been 8 or 10 points ahead, and we've been 8 or 10 points behind. But we know that will soon change. We know there's a big gap with second place at the moment, but if Liverpool win all the games next, they won't be too far behind. ”

"Players from both teams have been hit by COVID-19 and injuries, so not everyone has received a lot of training. Maintaining a certain training intensity is a high degree of respect for everyone. ”

（Sky）