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Manchester City’s unexpected downturn has become a major talking point this season. As they prepare to face Juventus in the UEFA Champions League, they are in dire need of a positive result.
Ruben Dias admits Pep Guardiola is "feeling" the angst surrounding Manchester City's current form, but insists his manager has not changed his demeanour and that everyone at the club is on the same page.
Manchester City's malaise leaves the English champions in the unusual position of fretting over qualification for the knockout stages of the Champions League ahead of a tricky trip to Italian giants Juventus. City have won just once in their past nine games in all competitions, with an injury crisis and a loss of form for some of their biggest stars leading to the worst run of Pep Guardiola's managerial career. Despite a 4-1 humbling by Sporting Lisbon and an embarrassing collapse from 3-0 up to draw 3-3 against Feyenoord, they are still in a position to qualify from the new league-phase format.
Caomhín Kelleher's latest run in the Liverpool starting XI could be coming to an end with the return from injury of Alisson Becker.
Manchester City have been told that Rico Lewis was unfortunate to be sent off in the 2-2 Premier League draw with Crystal Palace. After equalising for Pep Guardiola's side in the second half, Lewis was shown two yellow cards in the space of 14 minutes which now means he will be suspended for next weekend's clash against Manchester United.
Pep Guardiola demanded his Manchester City players “accept the challenge” as the defending Premier League champions look to “survive the season.”
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola welcomed having an extra day to prepare for their midweek Champions League game at Juventus and said it would give his stretched squad time to recover from Saturday's league game against Crystal Palace.
Seven players missed Manchester City's draw at Crystal Palace. Two more could only play a small role at the end. And then another integral player picked up an unhelpful suspension.