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#2 Title winning experience
Pep Guardiola’s men have an advantage in which their other rivals lack. That advantage is that they have won the title in the past while Liverpool has nothing of such. We have seen how teams in the past have led the Premier league table for so long only to succumb to pressure and bottle it at the very end. Liverpool themselves have fallen victim to these instances.
Manchester City has proven time and time again that they never give up until it is over. A prime example of this was when they won their first title eight years ago. They held their nerve to the last minute of the final day of the season before AGUEROOOOO happened.
League champions are always consistent over long periods of time and avoid complacency. They always recover and get back on their feet in no time after a defeat. The Liverpool squad is yet to face that test. Jurgen Klopp has recently been addressing issues of handling the pressure on the media and questions still remain on his team as to whether they are capable of doing just that when the going gets tough.
