Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has admitted that his team is currently facing a genuine crisis following their dramatic three to three draw with Feyenoord in the Champions League.
The English champions surrendered a three goal lead in the final fifteen minutes, extending their winless run to six games across all competitions.
Softfootball gathered that Guardiola acknowledged the severity of the situation during his post match press conference, stating that the team is not used to losing so many games in a row and must do everything possible to change their fortunes immediately.
He highlighted the mental toll of the recent defeats, noting that the players are struggling with confidence and consistency. The Spaniard emphasized that the upcoming match against Liverpool at Anfield will be a crucial test of their character and resilience.
He urged his squad to stop overthinking and return to basics, focusing on simple passing and defensive solidity.
Guardiola also addressed the absence of key players like Kevin De Bruyne, admitting that the lack of experienced leaders on the pitch has made it difficult to control the tempo of matches. He remains optimistic that the team can turn things around before the season slips away entirely.
