Kyle Walker was not to blame for Manchester City’s vulnerable right side, Pep Guardiola was
The reaction to Manchester City’s 4-0 home defeat against Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday was a good example — this was, from City’s perspective, surely a collective collapse rather than one based on individual failings. But post-match coverage focused largely on Kyle Walker, and the space Tottenham found in behind him.
If City's issues were confined to missing Rodri that would feel manageable. But there was another moment that drove home an ...
Tottenham travelled to Man City on Saturday evening with both clubs needing a result and Yves Bissouma put his team on the ...
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James Maddison reaction as Tottenham stun Manchester City: “These are the days you remember“James Maddison scored twice inside the first 20 minutes to put Tottenham 2-0 up at a stunned Manchester City. And ...
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Two of Manchester City’s warriors look like their legs have run outThere were barely any positives to come out of the 4-nil defeat Manchester City suffered at the hands of Tottenham yesterday.
Pep Guardiola's Manchester City suffer their fifth straight loss in all competitions, which poses another question: are they ...
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EPL: Postecoglou explains why Tottenham beat Man City 4-0Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou has said his team needed to play with courage to beat Manchester City on Saturday.
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