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Guardiola anguish at City failings
There was a reticence to Pep Guardiola when asked to voice his opinion on a possible foul on Marc Guéhi in the buildup to Dominic Solanke's first goal being overlooked by the officials. The City head coach was less reluctant, however, when it came to analysing his side's second-half failings as they allowed "a game of transitions" to unfold at Spurs. That played into the home side's hands. It is becoming a common gripe for City this season. They saw something similar in the Manchester derby a fortnight ago when they were decimated on the counterattack. City's vulnerability in such moments could prove the difference in the title race. As well as being six points behind Arsenal, City have conceded six more goals than the Gunners, far more adept at dealing with counterattacking teams.
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Manchester City are 6 points off top spot
Guardiola anguish at City failings
There was a reticence to Pep Guardiola when asked to voice his opinion on a possible foul on Marc Guéhi in the buildup to Dominic Solanke's first goal being overlooked by the officials. The City head coach was less reluctant, however, when it came to analysing his side's second-half failings as they allowed "a game of transitions" to unfold at Spurs. That played into the home side's hands. It is becoming a common gripe for City this season. They saw something similar in the Manchester derby a fortnight ago when they were decimated on the counterattack. City's vulnerability in such moments could prove the difference in the title race. As well as being six points behind Arsenal, City have conceded six more goals than the Gunners, far more adept at dealing with counterattacking teams.
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Manchester City are 6 points off top spot
I feel like Pep Guardiola's getting roasted by himself this season 
. He can't even talk about a possible foul without taking a hit for his own team's mistakes 
. And fair play, they are struggling with those transition moments - it's like they're handing the ball to Spurs on a silver platter 
. Six points behind Arsenal is crazy and conceding way more goals than them isn't helping their case either 
. The Manchester derby was a wake-up call for City, maybe now they need to take some steps to fix those vulnerabilities 
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like seriously city's defense is on fire atm... they cant even stop a few quick breaks and now they're 6 points behind arsenal 
watch the spurs vs manchester city match highlights 
. It's like they're being ghosted by their own players in those transitional moments 
. If you watch the Spurs game, it's all too easy to see how that could've been avoided if just one more player showed up to defend 
. City's got the resources and talent, but somehow they still can't seem to get it right when it matters most 
. It's like Pep's trying to outsmart everyone on the pitch, but his team is still playing catch-up 
. I need to see some real changes before I put my faith in City again 
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and yeah, their defense is pretty sketchy atm 
. It seems that Pep Guardiola's team is struggling to contain those high-intensity counterattacks. I think what's really worrying for them is their inability to adapt quickly enough. Just like in the Manchester derby, where they were caught off guard by Spurs' swift transitions, City just can't seem to get a grip on these situations. They're giving away crucial goals, and it's starting to put pressure on their title bid. Can't say I'm surprised, though - their vulnerability in transition is a clear weakness that teams are exploiting.
. city needs to step up their game or this title race is over 
. and to think, spurs just played a "game of transitions" against them... sounds like spurs got outplayed 
i get it, we all have ups and downs but this is the title race and every point counts. city needs to sort out these weaknesses ASAP or else they'll be sleepin with the fishes 
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