Monaco 2-2 Man City: Erling Haaland says ‘it’s not good enough’
The city was coming to win a row in the Champions League this season, but Dier’s neural, last -minute penalty saved a draw for Monaco.
Guardiola’s side is not defeated in the last six matches, but a worrying tendency begins to accept late goals.
They have accepted eight times in all competitions so far, but half of them came in important periods.
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23 August: After accepting the third minute of the injury in the first half, the loss of home against Tottenham
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31 August: 2-1 loss in Brighton after accepting 89.
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September 21: After accepting in 93 minutes, draw 1-1 in Arsenal
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October 1: After accepting in 90 minutes, draw 2-2 in Monaco
This means that City has dropped three points in the Premier League in the 89th minute or later after accepting it – which would see them in the second -row level level scores and two more in the Champions League.
This was also an opportunity to correct the last poor records in Europe, now he could not win his last five matches on the way.
The result is the lack of a big trophy last season, the play-off round from the Champions League and the third in the Premier League continues to be disappointed.
“You don’t panic,” he said former Manchester United Midfielder Nicky Butt at the match of the day. “Everyone wants to win their games and to adapt how wonderful you are, but it’s not normal to continue to do so every year.
“Man City has done this for many years, but they have been fighting for a little bit for the last few years. There are players who can turn games and win big competitions and trophies.
“They will be there or they will be there, they should only bring the staff together and come to the new year.”
