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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola does not intend to surrender to his team’s mistakes, but will seek solutions so that the humiliating fall that occurred against Leicester City is not repeated.
Leicester City exploited a huge surprise by sweeping Manchester City by five or two goals in the third round of the English Premier League.
City took the lead and were better during the first half, but Jimmy Vardy’s penalty adjusted the score, before things turned around completely in the second half. (See details)
Guardiola said: “We played very well in the first half and scored early, but Leicester deeply trusted the defense and this did not make things any easier.”
“The problem was that we put ourselves under a lot of pressure to score the second and third goals. We have to be calmer,” he added in his comments to Sky Sports and the BBC after the game.
“We got more nervous and that caused Leicester to take 3 penalties, and when you do that you can’t win.”
“I don’t know how many opportunities Leicester has come up with. They defended in depth and just wanted to play with counterattacks.”
“We know how fast Fardi is, and we know we won’t create 10 chances to score either,” he said. “This is definitely difficult.”
He stressed: “I will not give up. I will definitely try to come up with solutions.”
“I am sorry for the players and the club, but it is the second game of the season and we have to see what we can do to prevent it from happening again.”
Leicester have achieved the full score so far, reaching ninth point in the Premier League, evenly with Everton, ahead of goal difference.
As for Manchester City, they freeze their account at point 3 at 13th place, leaving a match in hand.
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