Man City look unstoppable…
Victory over Brentford on Monday was their ninth consecutive win across all competitions…
Win all their games and Pep Guardiola’s side will be Champions
But is their fourth Premier League title in a row already set in stone?
Or are there enough flaws in this City team for the likes of Arsenal & Liverpool to believe?
Ayo Akinwolere is joined by The Athletic’s data expert & Man City fan Thom Harris, Manchester United writer Carl Anka… and representing Tottenham - it’s Charlie Eccleshare.
Produced by Mike Stavrou
Additional production: Jay Beale
Executive producer: Adey Moorhead
Further reading:
https://theathletic.com/5254392/2024/02/07/manchester-city-premier-league-title-liverpool-arsenal/?source=audio_podcast_podcastID_144_
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