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With Rodri’s serious injury and the absence of Kevin De Bruyne in particular, Manchester City was content with a draw at Newcastle United (1-1). Despite Josko Gvardiol’s opener, Anthony Gordon was able to equalize for the Toons from the penalty spot and deprive the Skyblues of another victory. Liverpool, who have a game in hand, are only two points behind the Skyblues. And this inevitably disappointed Pep Guardiola, the cityzen manager.
“Overall, we played very well. At 0-1, we made bad decisions at times to lead 0-2, and it’s so hard. They are physical, they defended deep, they defended well and high… but we had chances. Pope was brilliant. We made a mistake, and after (the equalizer) Newcastle were better. But afterwards, we took control of the match and we had the chances to win.he reacted on TNT Sports.
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