The man on a mission: Darwin Nunez to decide Manchester City vs Liverpool clash

Finally, the real Darwin Nunez is standing up. He is smashing the screamers from distance, tight angles and nearly impossible shooting angles. Nunez is a man on fire, his confidence is so high that he tries audacious tricks and shooting drills to the amazement of the fans who all know soon one of those shots will rattle the net.

The penultimate clash between Liverpool and Manchester City will be decided by a small margin and the victor will likely end the season as Premier League Champions.

No disrespect to Arsenal and their determination to be champions but over the years, the Gunners have shown a high level of inconsistency for others to predict with ease that they will crumble when the intensity heightens.

Is good though that Arsenal are fighting hard to compete. This makes the Premier League much more interesting to watch. Manchester City, Liverpool and Arsenal are all vying to be champions and that's good for the English game.

While Arsenal hopefuls and the rest of the world watches Sunday clash -Darwin Nunez- will be optimistic of smashing another pile driver and if not, provide the needed support for Luis Diaz, Gakpo or Mohamed Salah to finish.

It won't be easy beating Manchester City's well grilled winning team but teamwork, the support of the fans and the manager's tactical setup and his incredible will to win will provide the atmosphere needed to beat Manchester City. All that is required is for the team to kill off the game once the chance presents itself.

No doubt Nunez has missed lots of big opportunities, but he is improving, proving that he can become of the best strikers in the world and hopefully, the Kops will see the best of him Sunday.

The Uruguay international will certainly know if he can get himself in the score sheet it will extend City's losing streak at Anfield to 35 games. City has won just twice in 34 matches and the last win was during the Covid-19 pandemic behind closed door.

This time though it will be different. The fans and players are all aiming to give Jurgen Klopp a memorable game and victory against City. And with Mohammed Salah, Szbolosai, Endo and Darwin all fit and fresh for the game, City will certainly feel the heat.

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