Pep is expressing frustration with City’s performance.

Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola is struggling heavily with his team’s recent performance, after the Sky Blues squandered a 3-0 advantage against Feyenoord in the Champions League on Tuesday night, resulting in a 3-3 draw.

This outcome means Guardiola’s men are now on a six-match winless streak. The challenge intensifies with league leaders Liverpool set to face them in the Premier League this weekend.

Guardiola confessed that he can’t comfortably accept the situation, following Erling Haaland’s two goals and Ilkay Gundogan’s strike that seemed to provide a nice cushion before the collapse.

The coach commented during his post-match press conference at the Etihad Stadium: “There was no need to say much to [the players, they are well aware.”

“It’s hard to take right now. We particularly let the first one slip, and afterward, we weren’t stable enough.”

In their last six matches across all competitions, City has faced defeats against Tottenham (2-1) in the League Cup, Bournemouth (2-1) in the league, Sporting (4-1) in Europe, and Brighton (2-1) and Tottenham (4-0) in the league prior to Tuesday’s draw.

Daily Voice