Manchester City: On the Brink of a Historic ‘Double-Treble’ with Their Winning DNA and Muscle Memory
Manchester City is set for a pivotal Champions League quarter-final against Real Madrid as they continue to chase glory on three fronts. The tie stands at 3-3 heading into the match at Etihad Stadium, with City sitting top of the Premier League and facing Chelsea in the FA Cup semi-finals over the weekend.
If City were to emerge victorious in all three competitions this season, it would mark an unprecedented ‘double-Treble,’ a feat they achieved just last year. Daniel Storey, chief football writer for the i, attributes City’s success to their vast experience and ‘muscle memory’ of winning big games and tournaments.
Storey praises City for their meticulous preparation, unwavering discipline, and ability to perform under pressure. He emphasizes that City’s success is not just about taking it one game at a time or staying grounded but also about drawing on their past experiences to fuel their performances in critical moments.
The team’s comprehension of what it takes to succeed in high-stress situations and their ability to execute their game plan flawlessly have been crucial factors in their recent triumphs. As they pursue multiple trophies this season, City will rely on their past achievements and expertise to propel them forward. Their ‘muscle memory’ of how to win in big games will be instrumental as they aim to add more silverware to their collection.
