Quote from: aylabadia05 on Today at 09:31:09 PM

I don't know what is really the problem for Manchester City so far that causes them to keep losing. Tottenham won the match with a score of 0-4 as Manchester City dominated the attack and had more than 20 shots throughout the match. Manchester City failed to score a single goal in this match and they admitted defeat in the end, so this is clearly bad for those who hope to defend their title this season.

It was a match that showed Tottenham's superiority in both attack and defence, while also exposing the home team's problems. They are performing so poorly. As bad as when I saw them in Pep Guardiola's first season. I think the reason for the defeats was that Pep Guardiola lacked Rodri in his tactics. Erling Haaland lost himself. Man City's defense is becoming too fragile and was exposed in this defeat.

Quote from: aylabadia05 on Today at 09:31:09 PM

Three consecutive defeats in the Premier League have clearly disappointed them, but the problem does not appear to be over. Pep Guardiola must find an immediate solution because the points gap will continue to increase if Liverpool is able to maintain its consistency, but Manchester City's decline in performance is the big hope of every team, including Manchester United.

Man City will be 8 points behind Liverpool if The Kop beat Southampton this weekend. This is also the first time in Pep's career that he has lost five consecutive matches in all competitions. Pep Guardiola must wait until the next transfer window to find a replacement for Rodri. And then things could get a lot worse when Man City travel to Anfield next week. The clubs that benefit the most I think are Liverpool and Arsenal, they should seize the opportunity immediately. Pep Guardiola's men will be back on track immediately because he is a man who never accepts fate.