Will City Maintain their home record?

Remaining Home Fixtures:
Man City vs Chelsea (W)
Man City vs Sunderland(D)
Man City vs West Brom
Man City vs Man Utd
Man City vs QPR


Man city struggled in all of the away fixtures against these clubs (apart from the 6-1 United lo lo lo)losing against chelsea and sunderland, only drawing against west brom, and narrowly beating QPR 3-2.


But their Home form is unbeaten in the premier league this season, will they keep it up right till the end?

Please God, no.

5 games, 15 points, I believe.

I could see them winning the rest, but hopefully not.

Yes.

They will lose their precious home record to Manchester United.

They'll draw with Chelsea and Man U, win the other 3. 4 dropped points all season at home.

How the fuck did we beat them lmao

Last season we dropped 2 points at home.

and who was that draw against kyro?

Spoiler:

Ed wrote:and who was that draw against kyro?

Spoiler:

Your two goals.

Though in the second half you did play well.

kyro7 wrote:

Ed wrote:and who was that draw against kyro?

Spoiler:

Your two goals.

Though in the second half you did play well.

Van der Sar's only ever mistake we got soo lucky dat day

kyro7 wrote:Last season we dropped 2 points at home.

Dont talk to me about lost home records

Even though you werent

It's weird, I think the best chance teams have of getting a result against us is when they play very defensively and hope we don't break them down. However, this tactic also benefits us in that, as soon as a goal is scored, they're ruined. Basically every league home game this year has followed this structure.

Away games with tough defenses are where we're most likely to slip up imo. (Although this may not relate directly to the thread)

Zzonked wrote:It's weird, I think the best chance teams have of getting a result against us is when they play very defensively and hope we don't break them down.

You don't say.

Glen Damon wrote:

Zzonked wrote:It's weird, I think the best chance teams have of getting a result against us is when they play very defensively and hope we don't break them down.

You don't say.

No, he does say.

With Yaya Toure, anything is possible.

Zzonked wrote:It's weird, I think the best chance teams have of getting a result against us is when they play very defensively and hope we don't break them down. However, this tactic also benefits us in that, as soon as a goal is scored, they're ruined. Basically every league home game this year has followed this structure.

Away games with tough defenses are where we're most likely to slip up imo. (Although this may not relate directly to the thread)

Like Barcelona.

Yes

No.

QPR will beat them.

No.

They'll f up to QPR somehow.

Man Utd will beat them

No.

Its always red in Manchester, And will be come City V Untied.

Van Wolfswinkel wrote:QPR will beat them.

This.

Only we have the biggest chance now, but I still can't see us winning/drawing there.

I did my research and before today the last time City trailed at home, before today was January 15, 2011 against Wolves off a goal from Nenad Milijas. City came back and won that game 4-3.