Monday, November 25, 2024

Premier League Showdown: Man City and Arsenal Battle for First Place

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Get ready for an exciting Premier League match this weekend! Manchester City will play against Arsenal at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday evening.

Man City is coming off a 2-1 win against Brentford in their latest Premier League game.

In their last six matches against Arsenal, Man City has won three times, drawn two times, and lost once.

Man City’s coach, Pep Guardiola, said that their key player, Kevin De Bruyne, might not play in the match.

Remember, De Bruyne had to leave the field during the UEFA Champions League game against Inter Milan on Wednesday because he got hurt.

Also, Man City will be missing their defender, Nathan Ake, because he got injured while playing for the Netherlands in an international match.

Rodri, who came off the bench to play against Brentford, might start the game against Arsenal.

Arsenal, on the other hand, just won 1-0 against Tottenham Hotspur.

But the Gunners will be without their captain, Martin Odegaard. Arsenal’s coach, Mikel Arteta, said on Wednesday that Odegaard hurt his ankle and will be out for some time.

However, Arsenal will have Declan Rice back. He missed the last game because he got a red card against Brighton and had to sit out for one match.

Man City needs at least a draw or a win to move to the top of the Premier League table. Arsenal needs a win to reach the top of the table.

Right now, Man City is in second place with 12 points from four games. Arsenal is in fifth place with 10 points from four games.

The match starts at 4:30 pm, Nigerian time. Don’t miss it!

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