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Although Manchester City and Tottenham both the teams performed very well. But Manchester city kept defending in the firs half and showed their skills in fullest in the 2nd half.
Great performance by both the teams .. Better luck Tottenham! And Congrats to Manchester City!

in the first half man city was 2 goals behind tottenham but guardiola changed the pattern of man city's game in the second half and the results were truly extraordinary because in the second half man city was able to score 4 goals, congrats to man city.

City in the last few games has been a team with serious problems in defense in certain games, city players who are in defense have made mistakes that could easily be avoided, this is sinking the team, on the other side we have Tottenham who are much worse that city, it is not understood how it is possible that a team like tottenham that has excellent players is so bad in defense, if we look at the bad results that tottenham is having, it looks like the manchester united of months ago without this new coach

Honestly, if there is a club that is disappointing now against their starting performance, that club is Man City, they are not living up to expectations now. Aside from the defence, I see nothing special with their attack now, though they have stars giving those pressure at times, but for what results? More has to be done if that is the right sentence because the City I know at the start of this season is not the one I know now. The World cup seems to have demoralized them somehow.

I think they were a team that hit the ball more and developed offense when they didn't have a Star player like Haaland. I think the other players are a little more passive now that they want to get the ball to Haaland. Maybe I'm wrong, I don't know, but I got such an impression. Manchester City fell short of expectations, yes, but this year's surprise was Liverpool and Chelsea.