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There are three clashes to watch this weekend in the European leagues. In the Premier League, Chelsea host Manchester City while OM take on RC Lens in Ligue 1.
Chelsea - Man City: Another big test for the Blues
It's one of this weekend's big clashes in the European leagues.Chelsea host Manchester City this Sunday, November 12. After beating Tottenham last time out (1-4), the Blues could confirm their good form against the big boys in the Premier League this season. The London club held Liverpool (1-1) and Arsenal (2-2) to a draw before beating Spurs. All convincing results and performances. "If we managed to win our last game 4-1 on Monday, it proves that we have the character and talent to compete with the best teams in England," said Mauricio Pochettino in a press conference.
What's more, the Londoners have lost just once (to Brentford 0-2) in their last 7 games in all competitions.
With Moisés Caicedo back from injury, the team has regained its balance. The Ecuadorian midfielder brings solidity and fighting spirit, as well as being good on the ball.Against Manchester City, however, they'll need to put in their best performance, because as the Argentine coach says, "It's one of the best collective structures in the world"
.Man City dominated England and Europe last season. Pep Guardiola's team are still determined to repeat that performance this season. They qualified for the last 8 of the Champions League with 12 points. They are also top of the Premier League after beating Bournemouth 6-1 on Matchday 11. With Jeremie Doku on fire, Man City are increasingly impressive.It's a promising clash as Manchester City start as favourites, but Chelsea could be a good opponent.
