Leon Osman has told talkSPORT he is backing Everton to beat Manchester City, despite what it means for rivals Liverpools Premier League title bid.Man City travel to Goodison Park on Wednesday night knowing a win would see them overtake Liverpool at the top of the table on goal difference – for the time being, at least.
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Yet, in the event of a result against City and Liverpool being crowned champions by a slim margin, Evertonians will be left with a sickly feeling of helping their rivals to the title.But Osman insists supporters will get right behind their team once they walk through the Goodison Park gates.
2"Everton fans would probably boo the team if they win!"Tonight Everton take on Man City and a win or draw for The Toffees would give their arch-rivals #LFC a huge title boost.So we're asking #EFC fans… would you be happy to lose tonight? pic.twitter.com/odRLoGAY3b— talkSPORT (@talkSPORT) February 6, 2019I hope its a good game, a good performance and ultimately Everton get the three points because in the race for what is now seventh, Everton are desperate for the points.I certainly dont want Liverpool to win the title, but its not going to come down to this one game, thats for sure.The former midfielder accepts that in hindsight, though, a win over Man City may not be the most popular result in the blue half of MerseysideMarco Silva will be in more trouble if he wins the game from Evertonians, he added.To which co-host David Seaman replied: Exactly, hell get booed off for winning, haha!
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Leon Osman has told talkSPORT he is backing Everton to beat Manchester City, despite what it means for rivals Liverpool's Premier League title bid. Man City travel to Goodison Park on Wednesday night knowing a win would see them overtake Liverpool at the top of the table on goal difference - for the time being, […]
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Leon Osman has told talkSPORT he is backing Everton to beat Manchester City, despite what it means for rivals Liverpool's Premier League title bid. Man City travel to Goodison Park on Wednesday night knowing a win would see them overtake Liverpool at the top of the table on goal difference - for the time being,…
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Leon Osman has told talkSPORT he is backing Everton to beat Manchester City, despite what it means for rivals Liverpool's Premier League title bid. Man City travel to Goodison Park on Wednesday night knowing a win would see them overtake Liverpool at the top of the table on goal difference - for the time being,
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