Vincent Kompany Consider Manchester City Live a Heavy Schedule

Manchester City's player, Vincent Kompany reacted after failing to break Arsenal's goal in the Premier League Cup final match at Wembley Stadium on Sunday (25/2). Manchester City destroy Arsenal with a score of 3-0 landslide. (AP / Frank Augstein)

Manchester City's captain, Vincent Kompany thinks his club will face a tough schedule in the Premier League. The Citizens will fight second and third place, Manchester United and Liverpool.

Manchester City firmly at the top of the Premier League standings with 81 points. They are 16 points ahead of Manchester United in second place.

In addition, they are still likely to win the Champions League for qualifying for the quarterfinals. However, the strength of The Citizens will be tested in five games ahead.

At that time, Pep Guardiola's squad will undergo five games in a row in a row. They face Everton, Liverpool (twice), Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur.

"The tough schedule will start now, before the international break I'm not too concerned about going to Goodison Park (Everton headquarters) and Anfield (Liverpool cage)," Kompany said.

"It was a tough schedule, but we are working hard this season - we have a strong squad and are aware of it - we know it is a great game this season but there is a match like Manchester United that can hurt us.

If able to continue to win against Manchester United, Manchester City opportunity to lift the Premier League trophy. While victory over Liverpool to make The Citizens qualify for the semifinals.