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So the pressure's going to be on.

And if they want to win league title, they can't really afford to drop many more points.

So Sunday, roll on.

Three points or nothing else.

Right.

You're in a court of law now.

Your Honour, the difference between can they and will they could be quite broad at this moment in time and I'm going to plead the fifth and not say anything else about this matter.

But there is a chance.

Oh, I don't know actually, that's a good question.

I wouldn't necessarily say clean sheets as such because there's some games, for example, where defensively you could be good but still concede.

I think in some ways, like this last, say, month where they've not been doing as well, maybe it's because Haaland hasn't been taking some of his chances.

I think City themselves have been guilty of that to a certain extent.

Defensively, there have been a couple of games in there, especially that United game where it's basically like the doors are wide open, go and do as you please.

But they'd be hoping with the likes of Mark Gahey being in now, Ruben Diaz to be coming in in the next couple of weeks, that maybe defensively, and even Mateus Nunes, I wouldn't have thought Mateus Nunes would be a big return for City in terms of boosting how they play.

But yeah, I'm not necessarily going to live and die by those clean sheets.

But I will say, if their attack clicks into gear, they are the top scorers in the Premier League right now.

And teams will concede in this back half of the season.

But if they find a way to be scoring two goals a game, three goals a game,

I doubt that they'll be conceding two and three and dropping too many points between now and the end of the season, in my opinion.

No, I think that's fair.