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BARCELONA: Barcelona coach Xavi Hernandez said football is “inexplicable” after Ronald Araujo’s 92nd minute winner snatched Barcelona an undeserved 1-0 victory at Real Sociedad on Saturday in La Liga.
Five of Manchester City's starting XI from the Champions League final are no longer guaranteed to play a big game for the Blues this season.
There's only one side of Manchester feeling blue at the moment and it certainly isn't Manchester City's half.
Barcelona must bounce back from their Clasico collapse in a tricky trip to face Real Sociedad on Saturday in La Liga. Despite dominating most of the game the Catalans were sucker-punched by Jude Bellingham's stunning double strie last weekend to fall four points behind league leaders Real Madrid. Barcelona are fourth. Real Sociedad, five points behind in fifth will be determined to cut the gap in San Sebastian. Real Madrid host Rayo Vallecano on Sunday, while second-place Girona visit Osasuna Saturday, with Atletico Madrid, third, at Las Palmas on Friday.
Perhaps the opponents were so bad that not much should be read into it but for the first time this season, Manchester City put in a near-perfect display on Sunday.
Stefan Ortega rang up his agent after his first session at Manchester City last season.
It is a celebration that has already become very familiar to supporters from teams across La Liga; Jude Bellingham standing perfectly still, looking out towards the stands, arms outstretched and nodding his head with a look of cool, calm confidence.
56 goals and ten assists in 57 games, three major trophies including the Champions League, the Premier League and Champions League Golden Boots, and five prestigious individual Player of the Year awards. But no Ballon d'Or for Erling Haaland after his sensational first 12 months at Manchester City. It begs the question, what more must a player do?