Manchester City is on the brink of an unprecedented feat as they prepare for a crucial Champions League second leg quarter-final against Real Madrid. With the tie finely balanced at 3-3 heading into the match at Etihad Stadium, the team is determined to continue their pursuit of success on three fronts this season.
In addition to their European campaign, City sits at the top of the Premier League and is set to face Chelsea in the FA Cup semi-finals over the weekend. If they were to secure victories in all three competitions this season, it would mark an unprecedented ‘double-Treble,’ a feat they achieved just last season.
Chief football writer for The i, Daniel Storey, attributes City’s success to their vast experience and ‘muscle memory’ of winning big games and competitions. He praises their preparation, discipline, and ability to perform under pressure, highlighting their confidence and belief in their own capabilities.
Storey emphasizes that City’s success is not just about taking it one game at a time and staying grounded, but also about leveraging their past experiences to fuel their performances in crucial moments. The team’s understanding of what it takes to win in high-pressure situations and their ability to execute their game plan effectively have been key factors in their recent success.
As they continue their pursuit of multiple trophies this season, City will draw on their past successes and experience to drive them forward. Their ‘muscle memory’ of how to win in big games will play a crucial role as they look to add more silverware to their collection.
