the numbers behind Manchester City's terrible series (Premier League)

the numbers behind Manchester City's terrible series (Premier League)
the numbers behind Manchester City's terrible series (Premier League)

City no longer dominates

The bad series began with a trip to Tottenham in the League Cup, a 2-1 defeat not necessarily well paid (1.63 Expected Goals to 0.88 that day) and a priori not so significant given the turnover practiced, with notably a midfielder made up of young Nico O'Reilly and James McAtee. A few days later, Bournemouth won by the same score, in the Premier League this time, but losing the battle of chances despite the typical team. A first warning signal, more football-related, followed by another, this time mental. On the Brighton pitch, two goals conceded in the last quarter of an hour led to another 2-1 setback.

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