Quote from: doomloop on Today at 05:50:26 PM

Quote from: Ayers on Today at 09:48:02 AM

Manchester City have lost four consecutive matches. We have not seen such a bad performance from Manchester City players in the last 5/7 years. Guardiola will definitely find out the internal mistakes of Manchester City's squad during the international break. And Guardiola is a very experienced coach. It is expected that Manchester City will be able to perform well in the upcoming matches.

Manchester City lost against Tottenham a few days ago. However, the next match is Manchester City's home match. Moreover, Tottenham's performance has been irregular this season as well. If City players can perform well, they will definitely win. I expect Manchester City to win.

Manchester City currently is on their lowest level in last seven years as things are never been like this in past but as we also know we have too many injuries and things are getting the worst day by day for the many teams in big leagues needed schedule of many matches needed to be settled before its creation worst every situation for the clubs which are spending huge funds for having better performance from these big players those are currently out of play for them.

Now we have international break which is good and most chances we will be having some improvement but still it needs some better strategy from all stakeholders for having improvement in these injuries which are costing on and off the field eight days left in start of next round hopefully we will have Manchester City will be back into winning way which is surely important for them if they are looking for another title at the end of this season.

Manchester City is actually not that messy, especially since they have only experienced 2 defeats in 11 matches in the Premier League. However, since Manchester City has experienced 4 defeats across competitions, it seems that this season is bad for them. Losing 4 matches in a row makes this team look like an underperforming team, apart from the factor of several injured core players. I don't know what happened inside Pep Guardiola's squad, especially in the last 4 matches across competitions. Looking at Manchester City's data and statistics, especially in the last 4 matches across competitions. Pep has rotated his players several times while benching players who are not playing optimally. Some of them are Akanji, Nathan Ake, their performance is unstable. In the end, Pep rotated some of his back lines and no exception with the midfielders. Plus, playing their young defenders. But clearly, a team as tough as City should be able to overcome the problems that occur to them. In fact, City has difficulty getting full points in 4 matches across competitions. It could be because of the tight schedule, players who are forced to perform optimally, making it difficult for them to show their best performance. In addition, injuries to several players certainly affect their performance as a team. The international break should be a turning point for Pep Guardiola's team to get back on track, because even though several players are injured, the other players available are quite competitive. So, there is no reason for City to slump again after the international break. Unless, they have internal problems. however, I am still very sure that City will return to their best performance.