Manchester City – West Ham: Etihad to extend the streak 
Manchester City return to Premier League action this Saturday when they host West Ham at the Etihad. The Citizens arrive hot, riding a strong run. West Ham, by contrast, are stuck in a rough patch and scrambling to climb out of the drop zone.
Manchester City : a well-oiled machine 
After a trophyless campaign last year, City look like they’ve found some continuity. Pep Guardiola’s men have racked up convincing wins recently — a tidy victory at Crystal Palace and a controlled performance against Brentford in the Cup. They’re only two points off the top. Mistakes are a luxury they can’t afford. At home their collective control and attacking ruthlessness usually do the job, especially against teams in trouble.
West Ham : in real trouble 
This season has gone pear-shaped for West Ham. They lost last weekend to Aston Villa after leading, and the winless run keeps stretching. Defending is a recurring mess. Too many goals conceded. Not enough organisation. Away from home — and certainly at the Etihad — the numbers are stacked against them.
Key points
- Manchester City are on a winning streak across competitions.
- The Citizens are rock-solid at the Etihad against lower-table teams.
- West Ham are in a slump with glaring defensive issues.
- The Hammers haven’t won in Manchester for years.
Football Tip Manchester City vs West Ham
Manchester City to win
Given current form and the gap between the squads, City look miles ahead. West Ham might try to hang on. In the end, City’s constant pressure and attacking quality should tell at the Etihad.
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