It has to be Citizens’ century at the Etihad


New Cardiff manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will probably not look this happy at the end of the match against Manchester City on Saturday. His side should be subjected to the usual thrashing that City normally hands out to opponents. – AFP Photo

DESPITE all the flair and competence that they have so dazzlingly exhibited over the past few months, Manchester City are still not top of the standings. But that is not what concerns this team of gifted stars at the moment.

Their priority is to play the best football they can and attempt to win every game in every competition they play.

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