Manchester City plays autopilot, says Andy Dunn | Football News

Manchester City is currently pursuing an unprecedented quadruple; Andy Dunn, chief sports editor of the Daily Mirror, thinks they're currently playing on the autopilot.

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Is Manchester City on the autopilot?

Football reporter Andy Dunn told Sunday Supplement that Manchester City is currently playing on the "autopilot", but wonders how long it will last.

City is fighting on all fronts for an unprecedented quadruple, while Liverpool is aiming for a first league title in 29 years.

And while City was heading for recent wins, Liverpool kept pace with late goals and tight wins with victories over Fulham, Tottenham and Southampton.

"The city match against Fulham, unlike that of Liverpool, was unkempt, it was only another walk in. The Cardiff match was not even a match," he said. said Andy Dunn, the Daily MirrorChief Sports Editor

Liverpool came back to the top of the table with a tough win against Southampton

Liverpool against the Spurs felt like a Cup final, every remaining game for Liverpool will be treated by them as a title decision maker.

"It's totally different from City, they should win the games, they've gone through a period of autopilot play, they're not going to be beaten, they're going to have to get out of this mentality.

"You wonder what will happen when a good match will be played for Manchester City."

Liverpool are currently leading Manchester City in the two-point league, although he has played one more game, and both teams have already pbaded the 80-point mark this season.

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And Ian Ladyman's The daily mail believes that the recent history of Manchester City has given them greater calm in the last stages of the season.

"They've won 21 of the last 22 games – it's amazing, but since it's a city, nobody really talks about it."

"If Liverpool finishes the season with 90 points and finishes second, you have to raise your hand.

This calm for City is a real bonus for them, they have already done it before, they did it last season.

Klopp must move his club forward every week. The city does not need to do that. They look like a team and a club in power.