Liverpool in favorite EPL title race, Man city in trouble

I watch many football leagues that happen around the world but not like this year’s premier league season. Unlike other football leagues; Premier League title race is becoming very tight –Both Liverpool and Manchester City are the favorites to win this year’s EPL champions. Anyway, the remaining eight matches will decide their fate. However, Tottenham, Manchester United, Chelsea and Arsenal are also a favorite title contender if possibly both City and Liverpool lose their 4-5 matches.

I have been following Manchester City for little over a decade now and I haven’t seen such a tight race. I know how city have grown under the new boss. Last season (2017-18) was their easiest season. After Peps arrival we have witnessed the new glory of premier league history. Sir, Alex Ferguson to Manchester United and Mauricio Pochettino to Tottenham have also changed a lot about football mentality. But Jose Mourinho failed for his ill-tempered attitude.

City have made some silly mistakes –the first and the easiest mistake was when Mahrez missed the last minute penalty at Anfield. Otherwise, Manchester City could have a four point advantage by now.

Pep has made Manchester City a great football club in the world today. I admire his Tiki Taka tactics (short passing and movement). I always like the way City play their football games.

I watch football not only to support my favorite club but also for other disciplines –time management, friendship, right attitude, cooperation, perseverance, preparation, mental strength, patience, team spirit, focus and respect.

I pray for Manchester City to win this Premier League Title.

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