Etihad Stadium: Good Karma for Man City

City has won all games at home. (theoriginalwinger.com)

Man City are in that most confident spot right now as they will be taking on Sunderland tomorrow. A match that will definitely land them on the title seat with no avail. the hunger and thirst for the title spot is so much that Mancini is already seeing the Premier league cup with City ribbons.

 "I know we have broken the record for wins at home, but the record I most want is the title"  - Roberto Mancini

City are only three points behind the red devils and have won have every game played at Etihad Stadium. man City are only left with four more victories before they become the first squad to win every home game, in the history of the Premier league.

The games that City are going to host:

 

City vs Man U: a must watch.(image.axd)
















•  Sunderland (31 March)

•  West Brom (11 April)

• Manchester United (30 April)

• Queens Park Rangers (13 May)

There is a possibility that City could end up with their record-breaking 100% home record and no Premier League title to show for it at the end of the season campaign. So Man City should not raise their hopes too high.

 There's a difference between thinking you should get the points here and actually getting points here"
- Joey Barton

Meanwhile,Queens Park Rangers is locking horns with Arsenal tomorrow, a match that will either make or break QPR. Unfortunately for QPR, a defeat will lead them straight to relegation ways. While a defeat for the gunners will result in them losing their third position spot.

Joey Barton, midfielder and captain for QPR(mirrorfootball.co.uk)

"We're as desperate for the points as they are - for totally different reasons obviously," said Barton, QPR captain. QPR have this chance to win against the gunners so that they save them selves from the relegation zone.




Aston Villa is taking on Chelsea at Villa Park and the match will be unpredictable as always. I guess the blues just have to get used to position five. Rather comfy.