After the European war, the Premier League will begin again. In the 26th round of the Premier League, Manchester City's match against Tottenham Hotspur will kick off in the early hours of February 20.
City are looking to consolidate their position in the table, so they have to call Tottenham hotspur for a four-game losing streak. City have now reached the Champions League quarter-finals with one foot in hand, and they beat Portugal Sport 5-0 in the first leg of the quarter-finals.
Meanwhile, Spurs have slipped to 8th in the table after a 2-0 home defeat at home to Wolves in the last round, the first league losing streak since Nuno's tenure and Conte's first league losing streak since 2009.
So in this inevitable hard battle, how will the two sides line up their troops?
Recent events in Manchester City:
Greliş missed the Champions League match against Sporting Portugal, but Guardiola still hopes he will play in the near future. Jesus and Palmer also missed the game due to injuries. However, thanks to Manchester City's deep squad, Guardiola can still cope with it easily.
Possible debuts:
Edson; Walker, Díaz, Laporte, Cansello; Rodri, De Bruyne, Bernardo. Silva; Mahrez, Foden, Sterling;
Tottenham Hotspur Update:
The game may have come too early for Skip as the midfielder is recovering from an injury in the groin. Conte also declined to say anything about Dale's return date after losing to Wolves, and the defender has only played for Tottenham hot twice since the start of the year. And Tanganga will not play due to a knee injury.
Conte, who is in trouble, may make the following starters:
Lowry; Sanchez, Romero, Ben. Davis; Aparecido, Bentancourt, Winks, Sesseneon; Kulusewski, Kane, Son Heung-min.
Records of the two sides:
City's home advantage has dominated the game for many years, with City unbeaten in their last eight home games against Tottenham.
Similarly, they have all lost to Tottenham hotspur on their previous three away trips, including their first meeting of the season, with Manchester City losing 1-0 away. Tottenham fans should have fond memories of the second leg of the Champions League quarter-final at home to Manchester City in 2018/19.
Score prediction: Manchester City 2-1 Tottenham Hotspur.
A win for Manchester City would see Spurs losing four in a row in the Premier League, which would make It increasingly difficult for Conte's side to compete for four.
For many years, Manchester City's home stadium, Etihad Stadium, hasn't been a particularly good place for Tottenham, so for Tottenham as long as they don't lose, that's an impressive result. But this wish is afraid that it will be difficult to achieve.
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