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Enzo Maresca warns City of toughest test against Sunderland

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Enzo Maresca warns City of toughest test against Sunderland

Inside the club’s headquarters, Enzo Maresca leans into the camera, his tone urgent as he Speaks Ahead Man City Vs Sunderland, warning that the Sunday encounter could become the toughest game of the season so far in the Premier League.

Manchester City chase domestic dominance, yet league managers warn that complacency is the ultimate enemy. Enzo Maresca knows the fine line between confidence and complacency as his side prepares for a crucial test.

In a chat with the club’s website, Maresca said his squad cannot take anything for granted against a well‑drilled, motivated opponent. He stressed the physical and tactical demands, urging players to match Sunderland’s intensity from the first whistle to the last.

Maresca’s warning

"I know how strong they are, and I have the feeling that on Sunday we need a top performance to beat them, and we need to be 100% to win the game," Maresca said. "My feeling is, after watching them, that on Sunday it will be the toughest game since the start of the season." He added, "If you watch them, you are not surprised at how good they are on the ball, off the ball, how aggressive they are, the amount of duels they win every game."

Sunderland’s threat

Sunderland have proved a well‑drilled side, combining motivation with technical skill. Their ball retention, aggressive pressing and high duel‑win rate make them a formidable opponent for any top‑flight team.

Maresca’s cautious approach aims to keep the squad completely focused, avoiding any slip‑ups during this critical phase of the campaign.

The Sunday clash therefore represents a potential turning point, with the City side needing a top‑level performance to stay on course in the title race.

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