LogFAQs > #978927606

For City, March is going to be key. They've got United, Liverpool, Brighton, and Arsenal. If they put there foot down, as they've done the past few seasons, and get the needed Ws, then they'll repeat again. They didn't look great against Chelsea this weekend but I blame Haaland for just being off. Then again, Chelsea probably should have scored 1-2 more too, so a draw was probably a fair outcome. I've been a City fan since I started watching in 2010, so I'm certainly rooting for them to get across the line again.

I expect Liverpool to hang tough, especially with it being Klopp's final go round. Plus, they have no UCL games to clog up their midweek. I guess they're fighting some injuries though?

Arsenal...I don't know. They did beat Liverpool recently but I'm still not sure they've got the mentality to be champs. Whooping up on teams recently has greatly helped their goal differential though, which, could end up being very important. They also have at least 2 more UCL games.

As an American, while it's nice that I technically have the ability to watch all of City's games...goddamn is it fucking annoying and spread out. Champions League on Paramount+, FA Cup and League Cup on ESPN+, and EPL on Peacock. Except that EPL on Peacock isn't totally true. Half the fucking games are on USA Network, which means I have to wait until 24 hours after the fucking game ends to be able to watch, which is absolute horse shit. THEN, for those delayed games, you have to avoid the minefield of highlights on the Peacock app to get to the stream without having it ruined, because once I know the score FUCK IT I'll just watch the highlights. It's awful and it honesty makes me want to stop paying all this money to all the services, because at a certain point, maybe it's better just to watch the free, extended highlights on Youtube.