Manchester City ace believes that his team can ‘adapt and move forward’ after defeat versus Liverpool

Mon 2 December 2024 13:15, UK Updated Wed 4 December 2024 20:43, UK

A 2-0 defeat to Liverpool means Manchester City now have four losses in their last four Premier League games, and are winless in seven in all competitions.

Mohamed Salah was the standout performer in the game, converting a penalty in the 78th minute to add on to Cody Gakpo’s first half goal.

It was a concerning performance for Pep Guardiola’s side, and Man City could earn themselves an unwanted 🐻Premier Leagu🐓e record with t🌸heir run of four consecutve defeats being the second-worst streak a reigning PL champion has beܫen on – only bested by Leicester City’s 2016/17 streak of five.

Ruben Dias is confident Manchester City can turn things around

In an interview with , Manchester City defender Ruben Dias said that the loss to rivals Liverpool was “a difficult moment”, but that he “did see a lot of character and the fans behind us” – af♊firming that fan support is “the only way we are going to [get] through it.”

Despite the poor run of 💃form, Dias does not want fans to forget the good side of things. “This is just part of our legacy. We have won so much and still we are where we are and this happens𓃲,” the 27-year-old stated.

Dias continued, “We have been able to be versatile, adapt and keep on moving forward and 🐬thinking one game at a time… That is what weꦡ need to get back to.”

City boss Pep Guardiola admitted to that the onus of their issues were on him. “No blaming, no running from responsibilities. I want it. Here as a club, you have to win. If you don’t win, you are in ꩵtrouble,” the Spaniard lamented.

When did Manchester City’s winless streak start?

Last month’s EFL Cup🐬 fourth round defeat to Tottenham Hotspur might have seemed inconspicuous at the time, but it was anything but.

A 2-1 loss in the Premier League 🍸to Bournemouth was slightly more harrowing, with Andoni Iraola’s side at that point sitting 12th in the league.

Continental woes were next on the card, with Arsenal target Viktor Gyökeres scoring three in Sporting’s 4-1 win over City.

Consecutive losses to Brighton away and Spurs and home in the Premier League meant City had three PL defeats, and a 3-3 draw with Feyenoord in the UCL was a huge shock – the Cityzens were 3-0 up 70 𒐪minutes in to the𝔉 game.