Sylar
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That was a big chance for west ham
They certainly miss him.They would have broken through by now with De Bruyne.
He still needs service and just a half chance. City can drop points in only 1 game in their remaining league schedule. Their last two matches, both away, could be tricky.City look a bit clueless here.
Cyborg will find a way though I'm sure
Yeah, seeing city eek out wins when not on top.But Arsenal are ignorant, still, under Arteta. No grinding out 1-0 or 2-1 or hitting them on the break, being pragmatic.
Imo De Bryune has been hard carrying City for years. Whenever he has an off game, e.g. in the CL, the rest of the team often struggles. I'm hoping his legs go sooner rather than later.They certainly miss him.
And when Pep out smarted him by going direct and bypassing their midfield and press, they got totally fecked.Yeah, seeing city eek out wins when not on top.
I didn't understand artetas plan as it looked like lets go toe to toe
I was thinking with saliba out, you play two holding(heh) midfielders to block out the space and try get the space for Saka and martinelliAnd when Pep out smarted him by going direct and bypassing their midfield and press, they got totally fecked.
KDB was masterclass in the match, then Arteta used Holding as a scapegoat and dropped him the next match. Holding is crap anyways, but Arsenal didn't lose just because of him.
Of course, it's the leaders of the VAR tableWait, he gave that?
He also had a tendency to disappear in big games, especially in the CL. Less so this season though.Imo De Bryune has been hard carrying City for years. Whenever he has an off game, e.g. in the CL, the rest of the team often struggles. I'm hoping his legs go sooner rather than later.