Manchester City – Newcastle: Will the … curse break or “talk” again?

A very interesting clash between Manchester City and Newcastle for the 25th Premier League match awaits the football audience, both with the backdrop of the ranking, as the two teams are hugging the 5th and 6th place in the Premier League standings. As for… tradition. And we will explain what we mean …

On September 1, 2018 and for the 4th Premier League match, Gedlin’s “output” in the small City area gave Newcastle a draw at ETICHAND against Pep Guardiola, which had preceded it early with Rahim Stirling.

This would be the last goal that Newcastle would score in “Ethad”, until … today! Since then, he has not found one in six matches. In practice, that is, in 450 minutes!

At the same time, the “caravans” also count a frustrating statistics, conceding 17 goals in these matches – about 3 goals per 90 minutes on average.

But this year, things are a bit different. Manchester City is 16 points away from the top, and has been out of the 24 best teams in the Champions League League Phase, 45 minutes before it was completed, but it was saved.

Pep is looking for solutions and sinks into his team’s constant “suicides”, conceding a goal by all Clean Sheet in one of his last four games at Ethad, against Chelsea, West Ham, Everton and Manchester United .

On the other hand, Eddie Chau’s renewed Newcastle is having a very good season, there is also 16 points from the top, “hanging out” with City, and recommends the 5th best attack when he plays away from “St James Park”, Together with Arsenal.

Obviously, this is Newcastle’s opportunity to finally score the coveted goal in Manchester and seek to leave with a positive result. In a showdown that burns City in its attempt to mark the beginning of a recovery period, with Liverpool and Tottenham in the course of the match, the nice spectacle is inevitable. Everything shows that we will have a great “battle”. Will Newcastle “break” the negative tradition or will Manchester City’s sovereignty continue, even in the season that does not feel … well? We’re back!

Source: England365.gr