Quote from: Asiska02 on Today at 09:04:20 AM

Quote from: Justbillywitt on Today at 06:01:49 AM

Crystal palace has always been a difficult opponent for Manchester City. But I didn't expect Manchester City to surrender a 2:0 lead after 70 minutes has been played. Sometimes I begin to wonder what you are looking for wen you are 2 goals ahead. Just protect the goals you have scored and forget to score more.

Manchester City are not a team like that, if they are leading especially against a lower level team to them like Crystal Palace, they will still want to add more goals. They are amongst the team in the top table that always score plenty goals and it always gives them advantage in goal difference. I am sure they never expected Crystal Place to comeback from 2-0 down. The final minutes penalty was the most shocking to them, because they knew the match was going to end in a draw when the penalty was given because there was no time left again to fight for a comeback.

The goal in extra time was really a bit of a surprise and indeed it seems that Manchester City did not really expect this because indeed their focus was on attack and Palace counterattacks were indeed troublesome and it was proven by the first goal and the momentum for the penalty at 90+5 as a score equalizer made Mamchester City must be willing to lose points in this week's match.

This clearly adds to the poor series of result from Manchester City because in the current domestic competition they only managed to get 1 win from 5 matches made even though 3 of their matches ended in a draw but still this disturbs their current situation.
Manchester City must get up and focus on the EPL at all costs because with some results that are not too good for them in the matches that are carried out, this make the situation of Manchester City slowly away from their position and as much as possible if they really want to get back the competition in the championship position then inevitably they have to try more to be able to get 3 point in the matches that are carried out.