'They don't inspire me that they're a dominant team' - Stewart Robson on Man City | ESPN FC

RB Leipzig played a lot better than in the recent games I've seen them play. Their structure and passing seemed to have improved. Nice to see. But City, once again, relied too much on tiki taka plays breaking through the defensive wall they allowed the opposition time to form. Leipzig had more shots on goal than City despite having half the number of passes completed. They often seemed more threatening in the final third as well. Haaland barely saw the ball once again and it's interesting that they scored the winning goal when they became desperate and on the run, not via a tiki taka play. That desperation was the same as when they played PSG in the second half of that game. Glad to see how Nusa contributed for Leipzig. I think he's a top player and has shown that time and again on the Norwegian national team.

do ESPN just all hate City? If all you can say is Haaland only had 13 touches in the game you need to look for other employment. He has scored 13 goals against Leipzig.he rarely touches the ball against anybody but somehow manages to score more goals than anyone ever has. They have almost a completely new team with a new manager and are in second place in what you say are the best league in the world. Amazing if none of their players are any good.

In the first half alone, there were atleast 10 opportunities to play the ball over the top into open space for Haaland to run into. Every time they play the ball sideways instead. Id be fuming if I was Haaland after that game. Haaland doesnt need a perfect pass. Give him something to work with! Take some chances! Trust your striker!

Lol listen Merson Man City have made more clear chances in the EPL than any other Premier League side at 32 clear chances and the next in line has created 22 clear chances with Liverpool on 7. However, these commentators should bear in mind there are a lot of new players in this Man City side and they are talking as if KDB Bernardo Silva and Rodri are still there. City will find a system soon and keep improving.

I've never seen Premier League being on such a low point like now. Liverpool, ManUnited, Chelsea, Tottenham all have fallen off and we don't know what will happen with ManCity. Arsenal is the only team who is capable of competing with big European teams, but with a boring football style. Sad to see, PL used to be much more entertaining than now...