Manchester City are going through an unprecedented crisis under Pep Guardiola. Four consecutive defeats in all competitions set off the alarm at Etihad, and the international break came in handy for the Cityzens to get a grip. The Spaniard signed a new contract with the club, as he will stay in the dugout for the next two seasons. All this things should bolster team’s morale ahead of today’s Premier League home game against Tottenham Hotspur (8.30 pm).Pep: ‘I couldn’t leave the club in this moment’Rodri’s injury has affected Pep’s side massively, as Liverpool are already five points ahead, but that doesn’t mean the season is over for the Cityzens. On the contrary, it could end (again) in celebrations. All they need is to the turn the things around, and it seems Spurs are maybe not the best rival to try doing so.The new issue Guardiola is facing is Mateo Kovacic’s injury, as he’ll be sidelined at least a month.##NAJAVA_MECA_8519600##On the other hand, Ange Postecoglou’s lot and their form is similar to a genuine roller-coaster. From amazing to horrible and back, Tottenham are still far away from the place that would guarantee them the return to the Champions League. In the previous round, they lost to EPL newcomers Ipswich Town.As things stand, a lot is at stake for both, and we’ll probably enjoy quite an exciting match, with more than a few goals.ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE – MATCHDAY 12Saturday15:30: (6.25) Leicester (4.40) Chelsea (1.57)18:00: (1.37) Arsenal (5.10) Nott.Forest (10.0)18:00: (1.63) Aston Villa (3.80) Crystal Palace (5.70)18:00: (2.40) Bournemouth (3.60) Brighton (3.00)18:00: (2.45) Everton (3.50) Brentford (3.05)18:00: (1.65) Fulham (3.70) Wolverhampton (5.60)20:30: (1.55) Man.City (4.20) Tottenham (5.90)Sunday17:00: (9.50) Southampton (5.90) Liverpool (1.28)19:30: (5.40) Ipswich (3.80) Man.Utd. (1.65)Monday22:00: (1.52) Newcastle (4.20) West Ham (6.25)***odds are subject to change***
