Manchester City – Leeds: reaction expected 
Manchester City are coming off two frustrating defeats and watching Arsenal pull away. Hosting Leeds is perfectly timed to kick the season back into gear, even if the Citizens have shown signs of tired legs these past few days.
Manchester City want to put things right fast 
The week hasn’t been kind: first beaten at Newcastle in the league, then embarrassed at the Etihad by Leverkusen in the Champions League. A heavily rotated XI and a lack of rhythm left them looking off-colour. Pep Guardiola admitted he rotated too much. They’ll be itching to fix that.
At home, City are still deadly. They’ve won their last four meetings with Leeds, scoring 16 in the process — including that unforgettable 7-0. The context is in their favour, especially against a team in freefall. City know they need a convincing win to stop Arsenal sprinting clear.
Leeds are trudging through hard times 
Leeds are in a bad patch: five defeats in six, and a defence that leaks almost every game. They often start well — their last four goals all came in the first quarter-hour — but then collapse and surrender points.
A trip to Manchester looks grim. Leeds have already slipped into the drop zone and Daniel Farke’s tactical choices are getting grilled. It’s been ages since they won after scoring first. Their defensive frailty leaves little hope ahead of the Etihad clash.
Football Predictions Manchester City vs Leeds
Manchester City to win by 2+ goals
The Citizens nearly always bounce back after a loss, especially at home. Leeds concedes too much and lacks structure. Under those conditions, City have everything to come out firing and win big.
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