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#3 Man City’s poor record against Chelsea
City may have beaten Chelsea in the first round of this season’s Premier League but that was actually their first win in three previous games played between the two sides.
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The Cityzens have always found it tough when playing against the Blues and it doesn’t look like the story will be any different on Sunday.
Last season, Conte's men won both home and away en route to claiming the Premier League title, and the records prove the Blues have an upper hand over their rivals.
In 24 previous meetings in the Premier League, Chelsea has won 13, Man City has won just nine and three ending in draws.
The Stamford Bridge side is, therefore, no novice to beating the Sky Blue team and despite not being in the best of form, they will not go down easily without a fight.
