Manchester City, the soccer giant, is aiming straight for the top of the treble with an immensely complex strategy. Not only have they already locked up the Premier League title in advance, but they are also facing Chelsea in this round of home matches. With the support of their enthusiastic home fans, they naturally expect to beat their rivals and start the celebration of winning the title. Manchester City, with a brilliant record of 11 consecutive victories in the Premier League and having just advanced to the UEFA final, will be looking to capitalize on their success. They have led at half-time in 5 of their last 6 home games, and this is City's home finale, so they will need to keep the lead from start to finish, and a half-time home win is the obvious choice. (Now 621 and 611 live at 11pm on Sunday)
With title rivals Arsenal losing, Manchester City declared early supremacy in the league, and the Premier League announced that the award ceremony will be held during this game. What's more, this is City's last home game of the season, which is undoubtedly the perfect time to organize a grand championship party. The players will naturally expect to be at their best, from start to finish, to end the season perfectly.
Chelsea's performance this season is in the doldrums, and will face a large-scale squad adjustment in the summer, and caretaker leader Lambert will also leave. In the case of uncertainty, the team is currently in a kind of "wait for the end of the game" state, the war intention is doubtful. In fact, even Chelsea's relatively "normal" performance in recent years has put them in an absolute disadvantage against Manchester City. In the last 5 meetings between the two teams, City won all of them, so this matchup will probably end with City leading at halftime.
