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‘Biggest game so far’
- Updated: December 2, 2016
Man City must follow Tottenham’s high-intensity approach if they are to trouble in-form Chelsea on Saturday, says Jamie Redknapp.
Manchester City v Chelsea is the biggest game of the season so far – and it’s going to be a real test for these two title contenders.
Both teams have had a free week to prepare for Saturday’s showdown, so there can be no excuses from either camp. It’s going to be fascinating viewing.
Chelsea go into the game on the back of a seven-game winning run in the Premier League and I’ve been really impressed with how quickly Antonio Conte has transformed this team.
Within a blink of an eye they’ve gone from a team struggling, losing to Liverpool and Arsenal, to one that’s going to have a real go for the title.
Obviously the 3-4-3 system has had a big impact and there’s been a lot of talk about what that’s given to the team. But for me, N’Golo Kante has also been a crucial addition.
You only have to look at the loss he’s been for Leicester and the advantage he’s given Chelsea to understand his importance. He’s been a real boost.
His defensive role in midfield on Saturday will be absolutely crucial. It will be his job to stop City’s creative …