Manchester City’s manager, Pep Guardiola, has shed light on what went wrong for his team during their recent 0-0 draw with Arsenal.
Speaking ahead of City’s upcoming Champions League clash with Real Madrid, Guardiola addressed the team’s inability to break Arsenal’s defense.
Guardiola acknowledged that some players have faced criticism for their performance in the match. However, he was quick to defend Erling, stating that the lack of chances created against Arsenal was not solely his fault.
According to Guardiola, the team needed more presence in the final third and more players involved in the attacking play.
Despite the disappointing result, Guardiola praised the overall performance of his team, describing it as exceptional.
However, he emphasized the need to have more players involved in the attacking third to create more scoring opportunities.
As Manchester City prepares for their crucial Champions League clash with Real Madrid, Guardiola’s comments gives insight into the areas the team needs to improve upon.
Article updated 2 months ago. Content is written and modified by multiple authors.
