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Especially in the final? What are you talking about, they were in the final 13 years ago, and don't compare experience, you look at the physical stats of the teams. Manchester City are three heads above and stronger than Inter... I didn't see anything special in their game against Milan, who have been performing mildly underwhelming this season.
Of course I know that Manchester City's performance and their hard work to reach the final this season are much better and harder than Inter. I agree that Manchester City are the favorites to win the title, but considering this is football, experience and Inter's chances and confidence to win titles cannot be ignored either.
Inter are not the favourites, their form has been unstable but it is still very reasonable to think that Inter also have chance in the final. Manchester City cannot take Inter lightly for any reason even though Inter's players today are no longer the same as when they won titles in the past.
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The experienced Inter Milan squad is not the same as the current Inter squad. That is past greatness for the team, and now is a different time and season. Manchester City are the overwhelming favorites to win the Champions League, and this is not something to be doubtful about.
You should know that I had absolutely no idea that Manchester City would miss another final this season. This means that I agree and believe that they are the strongest team that deserves to win the title, but on the other hand Inter also have the same chance even though the probability they have is very low.
I don't doubt Manchester City, but I'm just a little curious about how Pep Guardiola will change his strategy if Inter are too busy defending from the first half instead of play offensive. Pep's strategy so far hasn't been very effective against teams with strong defences, so this is something I'm worried about.
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The previous final with Chelsea must have been a wake-up call for them, and they will not take this one lightly. If they want to excel in the final, they must first ensure that Inter does not score first, because if they do, they will not allow Manchester City to equalize, which will disappoint them even more.
Of course, Manchester City will have to do something similar to when they beat Real Madrid in the second leg of the semi-final. If Manchester City concede first, then I believe Pep and the Manchester City players will have a very hard time finding goals.