Manchester City will host Wolverhampton Wanderers in the English Premier League. The "Blue Moon" is 1 point behind top spot Arsenal, but with 1 game less to play, they are in the running for the title. As long as they win all their remaining matches, they will be crowned champions. The whole team dares not ignore it. In order to avoid a long night's sleep, they must attack from the very beginning of the game. They have won by three or more goals against the Wolves in their last four matches. They are backed up by past performances. City have scored 2.5/3 goals. (Now 621 and 611 live at 00.30am on Sunday)
Manchester City fell well with a 2-0 win over Nottingham Forest, but in truth, the victory was very exciting. If the opponent had missed many chances in front of the goal, City would probably have won. On the other hand, the pitch wave also reflected that City's defense was not hard enough, especially during the whole team's forward attack, the back defense was easy to leak. In addition, chief goalkeeper Aidachen Moras was injured during the match and was checked by Steffen Odiga for the rest of the season, which left coach Godio with no choice but to continue attacking instead of defending.
Ainin Chalant scored a brace in his last game, putting him at the top of the scorer's list with 21 goals for the time being, and will be back in the regular lineup for this game to continue counting his hoops up front. The good company of Chivun Dibny, Phil Cotton and Bernardo Schwarz will be well supported and hope to win more.
The Wolves were in the middle of the pack and played well in the end-of-season tournament. Although they beat rank-and-file protection team Luton in the tournament, they went through a seven-game unbeaten streak before winning the tournament. They really struggled to survive. The offense and defense have really performed a lot worse since the Wolves' two starters, Berdunitu and Chiji Dyson, have been out with injuries. In this match, they met Manchester City, who won the title and expected to be hard to compete. Unexpected was the defeat.
