Lock It In: Leeds - Man. City (EPL)
Pick 5: Man. City to score in both halves (1.66)
Risk 2u
I will start this post really similar to the one about Aston Villa - Liverpool (over 2.5). Manchester City comes to this match after a fantastic performance in Cup against Liverpool. The Citizens managed to grab a 3-2 win in a goal-fest thriller, filled with excitement.
Haaland showed finishing abilities for god knows what time, and put City in an early lead. However, absolute baller that game was KDB! He's been under so much criticism during and after his World Cup performance (and statements), and he responed with 2 assists against Liverpool.
With that huge confidence booster, Pep will need a statement win today against Leeds, as they're trailing 8 points behind Arsenal. They do have 1 game less played (14) than Arsenal (15), but they still have a gap to close - and City is more than capable of doing it so.
Manchester City are a goal scoring machine, no doubt, but they did see some troubles before the WC pause, as they managed to score "only" 7 goals in 5 matches.
However, Leeds are always a nice opponent to play, and that's not because they're easy 3 points - they're absolutely not, but because of their play style. Marsch kept his philosophy, and he plays 4-3-3 with huge offensive potential. That potential can be a double-sided sword, and leaves Leeds vulnerable to counter-attacks.
Leeds have conceded 13 goals in last 5 EPL matches. In 4 of those, they have conceded at least a goal in both halves.
Pick 5: Man. City to score in both halves (1.66)
Risk 2u
I will start this post really similar to the one about Aston Villa - Liverpool (over 2.5). Manchester City comes to this match after a fantastic performance in Cup against Liverpool. The Citizens managed to grab a 3-2 win in a goal-fest thriller, filled with excitement.
Haaland showed finishing abilities for god knows what time, and put City in an early lead. However, absolute baller that game was KDB! He's been under so much criticism during and after his World Cup performance (and statements), and he responed with 2 assists against Liverpool.
With that huge confidence booster, Pep will need a statement win today against Leeds, as they're trailing 8 points behind Arsenal. They do have 1 game less played (14) than Arsenal (15), but they still have a gap to close - and City is more than capable of doing it so.
Manchester City are a goal scoring machine, no doubt, but they did see some troubles before the WC pause, as they managed to score "only" 7 goals in 5 matches.
However, Leeds are always a nice opponent to play, and that's not because they're easy 3 points - they're absolutely not, but because of their play style. Marsch kept his philosophy, and he plays 4-3-3 with huge offensive potential. That potential can be a double-sided sword, and leaves Leeds vulnerable to counter-attacks.
Leeds have conceded 13 goals in last 5 EPL matches. In 4 of those, they have conceded at least a goal in both halves.
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