Weekend team fair enough, but the whole left hand side was wrong. Ake rusty, Mendy rusty/not good enough, Zinchenko out of position, and Sterling out of form. Still should have won, but it's no surprise we looked out of sorts.
Because games don’t tend to be won early. It’s a dream scenario that happens much less frequently in reality than our fans seem to think. Plus we only get 3 subs so would only be able to rest 3 players. We wanted to rest 7 and to not have to use them at all.
Pisses me off. He might be sligthly onside, but why the fuck wouldn’t they check a dubious 90th minute winner? If it happened against the rags it would 100% be disallowedI was thinking the same.
Yes there was a bit of selective VAR officiating throughout the game, though they (eventually) got the Cooper decision rightI was thinking the same.
Spot onWeekend team fair enough, but the whole left hand side was wrong. Ake rusty, Mendy rusty/not good enough, Zinchenko out of position, and Sterling out of form. Still should have won, but it's no surprise we looked out of sorts.
Well spotted, maybe there was one and Zinchenko is playing him on?... That looks very close though. I would like to see the lines drawn on that. If they didn't do a check that says it all about this league, they'd have spent ages checking that if City did it against one of the media darlings.Their winning goal. How was this never checked? (Leeds player top right)
So by that logic a team can only deserve to win... if they win. I think that’s ridiculous. We deserved to win. Pep put out a team that rested 7 key players yet still dominated, only conceded 2 shots all game, had 29 shots, and the expected goals on all those chances was around 2.3 - 0.2. We would win that game playing that same team and that same football over 90 times out of 100. It was a team that deserved to win the game, but didn’t. And I can live with that, it’s the nature of sport.We got what we deserved, because we couldn’t finish our chances.