Man City Squander Three-Goal Lead in Shocking Draw
Man City squander three-goal lead lead to draw 3-3 with Feyenoord in the Champions League In a stunning turn of events, marking a significant setback for Pep Guardiola’s side. This result extends their winless streak to six games, raising concerns about their current form.
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Man City Squander Three-Goal Lead in Champions League
Manchester City appeared to be cruising to a comfortable victory at the Etihad Stadium after Erling Haaland’s brace and Ilkay Gundogan’s deflected volley put them three goals ahead by the 53rd minute. However, the match took a dramatic turn in the final 15 minutes, leaving fans and players alike in disbelief.
Late Collapse Costs Man City Dearly
The collapse began when Anis Hadj Moussa capitalized on a defensive error by Josko Gvardiol, scoring Feyenoord’s first goal in the 75th minute. This was followed by Santiago Gimenez’s close-range finish, which set the stage for a tense finale. With just one minute of regular time remaining, David Hancko headed in the equalizer, completing Feyenoord’s remarkable comeback and leaving Manchester City stunned.
Guardiola’s Struggles Continue
This draw is particularly concerning for Pep Guardiola, who is experiencing his worst run as a coach. Despite dominating possession and creating numerous chances, Manchester City failed to secure the win, highlighting ongoing defensive vulnerabilities. The result leaves them outside the top eight in the Champions League standings, intensifying the pressure on Guardiola and his squad.
Haaland’s Record Overshadowed
Erling Haaland’s performance was a bright spot for City, as he became the fastest player to reach 50 goal involvements in Champions League history. However, his achievement was overshadowed by the team’s inability to maintain their lead. Haaland’s goals, including a penalty just before halftime, initially seemed to secure a straightforward victory, but the late defensive lapses proved costly.
Looking Ahead
Manchester City must regroup quickly as they prepare to face Premier League leaders Liverpool in their next fixture. With their current form under scrutiny, Guardiola will need to address the defensive issues that have plagued his team in recent matches. Meanwhile, Feyenoord will take confidence from their spirited comeback as they continue their Champions League campaign.