Manchester City lose three straight Premier League games
Aston Villa, Brighton and Forest have beaten the citizens, now third and six points behind Arsenal, ahead of a trip to Arbeloa's Fulham.
Manchester City are going through their worst spell of the season, with three straight Premier League defeats to Aston Villa, Brighton and Nottingham Forest. Their last win came on October 17, a 3-2 victory over Ipswich, and since the September 25 ruling they have taken only two wins from five league games. According to Mundo Deportivo, they have gone from leading the table to third, six points behind Arsenal.
In the last ten seasons, a run like this had only happened in 2024/25, under Guardiola, when City lost four in a row. The club still backs Enzo Maresca, although the English press is already questioning him, despite more than 450 million euros spent in the summer window.
Guardiola once explained a similar November slump with a joke about the sun: Manchester almost never has any and, if it did, City would be champions in January. The next opponent is Fulham, coached by Álvaro Arbeloa, who have won only two games this season, after the international break.
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