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Davey_H
Rock Star
Bronze Level
The situation at the moment, with so many players having to isolate and therefore unavailable, everyone's having to utilise their squad, and City seem to be the only club with the strength in depth to win no matter what team they put out.
With their resources, Chelsea should be able to do that too but the games against Everton and Brighton would suggest otherwise.
Liverpool have a great first team and their back-ups can fill in for the odd game here and there and excel (especially Origi) but have difficulty sustaining that form.
So with that in mind, I'd say City. That's why they've been able to pull away in recent weeks.
Watch them drop points at Arsenal tomorrow after I've said all this!
With their resources, Chelsea should be able to do that too but the games against Everton and Brighton would suggest otherwise.
Liverpool have a great first team and their back-ups can fill in for the odd game here and there and excel (especially Origi) but have difficulty sustaining that form.
So with that in mind, I'd say City. That's why they've been able to pull away in recent weeks.
Watch them drop points at Arsenal tomorrow after I've said all this!
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gichka97
Visionary
Bronze Level
I can not remember from the last 2 months City to have a crucial player injured or have a player to be 2 weeks not playing with COVID. Chelsea had around 15 injured and COVID cases ( most of them crucial players, which are the engine of the team), Liverpool also had some COVID cases. That is the simply difference, City will become champions due to this reason. I am not saying they do not deserve, but that is a lucky title. If all the 3 teams were at full strength, it would be a dramatic season until the last round.
