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Thursday, October 15th, 2026, 5:18 am

Manchester City’s Comeback, Stats-wise

Manchester City showed resilience in the second half

Manchester City lost last night’s match. It wasn’t a critical match (no PL points to lose, no tournament to get kicked out from). But it would be good to boast about beating the Champions.

Based on opportunities and quality of opportunities, Manchester City played as well as PSG, sometimes even better.

The score tells another story.

After the first half an hour many worried it would end up a devastating disaster like 0-6. That didn’t happen.

I was actually right outside the stadium, jogging, when Haaland scored the first goal.

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