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On the 28th day of the program:

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Manchester City vs Leicester

Newcastle vs Manchester United

Queens Park Rangers vs Arsenal

Stoke City vs Everton

Tottenham vs Swansea

West Ham vs Chelsea

Liverpool vs Burnley

This is one of the most beautiful projections earlier this year. It is signed Chris Waddle, former winger OM humor always sharp, and that's Samir Nasri who cashes. In the wake of the defeat of the Citizens face the Catalan armada (1-2) in the Champions League, the British let go: "Samir Nasri refused to compare himself to Andres Iniesta He did well to face Barca.. it looked more like a Ford Fiesta. " The tackle is violent but legitimate as the former French international impact was minimal face the Catalans.

Little in sight, let alone seen Nasri hit balls six days later, against Liverpool (0-1). ESPN even inflicted the worst score of the match, highlighting its lack of creativity and fickleness. Proof that the French is one of the metronomes of Citizens, its poor individual performances correspond to the frankly disappointing performance from Manchester City for ten days. The last two times Nasri scored facing Stoke and then against Newcastle, the team cruised (wins 4-1 and 5-0). Problem: both embodiments in question are the only native of Marseille this season in nineteen league games (against seven goals in the previous year).
It is always good Nasri in the big games!
Chelsea ready to escape
Manuel Pellegrini's men have no room for error in allowing the red lantern. Behind the Gunners (which run on the ground QPR) are just four lengths and maintain the pressure. Front, Chelsea, boosted his coronation in League Cup, could escape if they win against West Ham. The Blues seem unstoppable and it is not the current dynamics of City which will affect their trust capital.