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They did have a reputation for being flaky and conceding from set pieces. Of course, we know they were bottlers, even from Wenger’s time. He’s addressed these issues, but they have become a bit toothless up front.
Jesus must be the most ineffective centre forward around - he never threatens the goal, rarely having a SoT and he’s hardly a physical presence in the penalty area. Havertz is still unconvincing for me.
I think he has decided that 1-0 to the Ars-en-al is the way to go

IMHO that is the Citeh effect.
You are very unlikely to do them on GD, so pts are your only option.
Which means the win becomes more important than the performance.
 
Evan Ferguson on for Brighton.

Remember when he was the league's golden boy being hailed as the "next Harry Kane"?

Hasn't scored for them in almost a year.

Still plenty young enough to turn it around though.
 
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Set-piece goals, red cards and Legohead having a meltdown like a four-year-old. Standard.
I wonder if it's for the foul or kicking the ball away?
 
Guardiola should be looking at himself for this scoreline, despite Michael Oliver's inadequacies.
Kovacic is a good player but he's not a like-for-like change with Rodri. Lost control of the midfield and let them back in it.