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MANCHESTER, England : Player protests and high-level resignations are dominating headlines amid a growing sense of reckoning in women's soccer less than five months before the World Cup kicks off.
Phil Foden has admitted the last three months have been “one of the lowest” points in his career after a lack of game time at Manchester City due to a foot injury. Since the World Cup in Qatar, Foden has started just seven games, primarily being used as a substitute and scored for the first time in the Premier League in over three months at the weekend. Ad On Tuesday, he found the back of the net twice as City beat Bristol City 3-0 to claim their place in the FA Cup quarter-final, underlining that he was back towards his best.
Manchester City star Phil Foden has admitted that struggling with injuries and being out of the team has been the lowest part of his career to date.
Champions-elect Ebbsfleet extended their lead at the top of National League South to 14 points on Tuesday night.
Two goals from Phil Foden and one from Kevin De Bruyne took Manchester City past a game Bristol City and into the last eight of the FA Cup. The game started at a terrific pace, the hosts pressing high and looking to run in behind. But the league champions quickly got their passing going, and it was no surprise when on seven minutes, Foden finished a fast and incisive move.
Brighton advanced into the quarter-finals of the FA Cup as teenage forward Evan Ferguson’s first-half effort secured a 1-0 victory at Stoke.
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