Kai Havertz has been in good form for Chelsea and will be hoping to continue it at the Etihad today. — AP
JUST as fate would have it, in the same week that Manchester City reaches their first Champions League final and Chelsea their third, these two Goliaths of English football will clash in the Premier League.
And unsurprisingly, today’s coming together will bring to bear a great deal more than merely who will emerge with a psychological edge ahead of the Champions League final at Ataturk Olympic Stadium in Istanbul on May 29.
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