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The title race is under the microscope in the last pages of this morning.
According to a columnist, City was named the world's best team by a rival coach. The race for this season is intense in recent history. Is our next long-term captain already in place?
Let's start with Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp, who states that City is currently the best football team in the world and believes that an unprecedented Quadruple remains a possibility.
"If you look from the outside, you would have the impression that City can win all four and I think the same thing," Klopp said. Liverpool Echo.
"City in the moment looks like the best team in the world. It's like that. Barcelona, the other night, had some difficulties but still did the work. Juve seems pretty impressive in Italy, but you do not know exactly how it will be in the Champions League.
"With City, they are the three big favorites in the Champions League. And you think, okay, City looks a little more stable than them all.
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Meanwhile, L & # 39; IndependentFor Miguel Delaney, the title race of this season is more important than any previous battle for the Premier League trophy.
"It's a sense of history that has been neglected because of the involvement of the current race," he writes. the painting reflects well the ends of what is on the line.
"On one side, there is the quad – a feat never before achieved by an English team.
"On the other side, Liverpool would end a long wait to win a title, do something – and feel something – that has not been done for 29 years." No big European club with so many long league trophies without victory.
"A feat is so emotionally unparalleled because it would be unprecedented for any club.A feat is so emotionally unmatched because of club precedents.It's all winning against winning the one thing you want more than anything. Is the uniqueness of perfection the perfect feeling of this unique trophy, the weight of all the silverware against the expectation of this piece of silverware.
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"There have never been two challengers in whose title the potential conquests have so many consequences and meanings, and in such different ways."
Strong points
And finally, the Manchester Evening NewsJoe Bray says Raheem Sterling what it takes to become captain of Manchester City.
"Sterling shows the example on and off the pitch. He knows the responsibility of being a Premier League footballer for Manchester City and uses this platform to raise public awareness of important social issues, "he writes.
"The position of the English international on the media coverage of young black players has been commendable and his comments have already shown signs of change.
"Sterling has also played a leading role in the fight against racism in football and has been rightly congratulated for his provocative response to the attacks he has suffered in matches against Chelsea and Montenegro this season."
That's all for the media watch this morning. But stay with us throughout the day as we continue to prepare for Saturday's FA Cup semifinal.
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