Manchester City have a great chance of winning the treble this season and we picked three things for you to look out for as they seek an historic season.
If Pep Guardiola’s side win on Sunday against Chelsea, then they will be crowned English Premier League champions with two games to spare.
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United to stop the treble?
Manchester City face the tough task of Manchester United at Wembley in the FA Cup final, and no other side would want to stop City winning the treble more than their arch rivals.
The last English side to win the treble was Manchester United in the 1998/99 season, so the Red Devil’s faithful will be keen on their team putting a stop to their rivals completing it.
United have had a solid first season under Erik ten Hag, after winning the EFL Cup and on the brink of sealing top four, so they certainly stand a chance of performing well and winning the FA Cup. Both teams have a victory each over the other this season.
City to breeze past Inter?
City emphatically beat the reigning champions of the UEFA Champions League Real Madrid 5-1 on aggregate in the semi-final to reach the final.
With the way that the Manchester side played across the two legs in the semis, it would have to take for a heroic performance from Inter to get a result from the game.
However, with the pressure of Pep Guardiola not winning the luxurious European trophy with City, the Spanish boss might be feeling the pressure come final day and the Italians could pull of a shock result.
Ruthless in the Premier League
City’s last defeat in the Premier League came back in February when they lost 2-1 against Tottenham Hotspur and they have been ruthless ever since.
They were eight points behind Arsenal at the top of the table after the World Cup, but it would have taken for the Gunners to beat City and go on a superb run if they wanted to lift the title, after how City have played in the back end of the season.
If City make it 12 Premier League wins in a row on Sunday, then the title will stay at the Eithad Stadium for a third season in a row.
