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Saturday, October 24th, 2026, 3:22 pm

Manchester City Played Well, But Winning Streak (in PL) Ends

Performance was good. That matters too.

City slip to first Premier League loss of the season at Villa

It was expected to be a tough match. It was also an “open” one and a decent one to watch.

I was talking to my dad throughout the whole match (2 hours) and ManCity actually played very well, it was also unlucky and the opposing keeper was superb. Manchester City’s keeper conceded all shots on goal.

Manchester is still on top (of the PL). When it lost to PSG it actually played very well.

In football, the better team does not always win, unlike in tennis, baseball, basketball, handball, volleyball and so on.

The best team can, however, win a league. “Unlucky matches” get averaged out.

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