Manchester City's March Devil's schedule is coming, and the four consecutive Premier League titles are like a bag

In the early morning of February 18, Beijing time, the 25th round of the Premier League staged a key battle. Defending champions Manchester City host Blues Chelsea and after 90 minutes of fierce action, the two sides drew 1-1. Manchester City's six-game winning streak in the Premier League and 10 in all competitions came to an end. Temporarily third in the Premier League table with a game in hand.

One thing to say, Manchester City led by far in possession and shots on goal in this game. But against a Chelsea backline of Disasi, Colwill, Ben Chilwell and Gusto, Haaland's Manchester City forward line felt like hitting a wall. Colwill and Disasi are both tall and strong, and Gusto has incredible speed and the ability to catch up, and they have teamed up to keep the likes of Haaland out of options. Chelsea's incisive counter-attacks, in turn, allowed them to take the lead. Had it not been for Rodri's 83rd-minute equaliser, City would have had to make a comeback on their home turf.

However, Pep Guardiola and his side have no time to be discouraged as they host Brentford in the 18th round of the Premier League in three days' time. Next, Manchester City played Bournemouth and Luton Town in the Premier League and FA Cup quarter-finals respectively. Relatively speaking, the schedule is still relatively easy, and a return to second place in the table is not a big problem.

But in March, what awaits Manchester City will be a devilish fixture. With only five games to play in 28 days, the second leg of the Champions League knockout round against the likes of Manchester United, Liverpool, Brighton & Hove Albion and Arsenal will be the easiest of the 28 days.

Liverpool and Arsenal are in the top two of the Premier League respectively, while Manchester United and Brighton are sixth and ninth. Not to mention the Reds and Gunners, Manchester United have also won four in a row and are unbeaten in six games recently. As for Brighton, although the state has fluctuated greatly, no one knows when this nerve knife will have convulsions, but this is the most terrifying.

This season, Manchester City has played against Liverpool and Arsenal, and the result is 1 draw and 1 loss. If you want to realize the dream of four consecutive Premier League titles, these four strong conversations in March must be won, otherwise you will lose almost all of them. After March, the only remaining opponents for Manchester City are Aston Villa and Tottenham. In other words, this March will determine the success or failure of Manchester City in the Premier League this season. Pep Guardiola and his disciples must be up to the good spirit and give the fans and themselves a perfect explanation.