Manchester City’s woes deepened on Tuesday night as they squandered a 3-0 lead to draw 3-3 with Feyenoord at the Etihad.
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Ilkay Gundogan and Erling Haaland’s brace appeared to set Pep Guardiola’s side on course to end their five-game losing streak, but a stunning 14-minute comeback from Feyenoord denied City the victory.
Ederson’s errors, combined with defensive lapses, allowed Feyenoord to claw their way back with three goals in the final quarter.
City, now without a win in six games, face mounting pressure ahead of a crucial Premier League clash against Liverpool.
Player Ratings
Ederson – 4
Struggled throughout, conceding three goals he might have done better to stop.
Rico Lewis – 5.5
Worked hard on the right and was active with more touches than anyone on the pitch.
Manuel Akanji – 4.5
Lost focus during key moments, contributing to Feyenoord’s comeback.
Nathan Ake – 6
Solid before being subbed off while City were still 3-0 up.
Josko Gvardiol – 4
An error led to Feyenoord’s first goal, marking a rare misstep for the defender.
Bernardo Silva – 5
Struggled in possession, giving the ball away too often as captain.
Ilkay Gundogan – 6.5
Scored City’s opener and looked in control before being substituted.
Matheus Nunes – 7
Provided a fantastic assist for Haaland’s second and was a bright spot in midfield.
Phil Foden – 6.5
Consistently dangerous and unlucky not to score, as his shot was saved brilliantly.
Erling Haaland – 8
The standout performer with two goals, though he missed a chance for a hat-trick.
Jack Grealish – 6
Looked lively, hitting the post late on, and added energy to the attack.
Substitute Ratings
Kevin de Bruyne – 4
Offered little after replacing Gundogan.
James McAtee – 4
Failed to make an impact in the closing stages.
Jahmai Simpson-Pusey – 4
Had minimal involvement after coming on.
Pep Guardiola’s frustration grows as his side’s defensive frailties continue to overshadow attacking brilliance. The draw feels more like a defeat, leaving City desperate for a turnaround.
