HIGHLIGHT AND Man City player ratings vs Feyenoord: Another defensive disaster-class! Ederson and Josko Gvardiol horror-shows spark Champions League collapse as Erling Haaland’s heroics go unrewarded

HIGHLIGHT AND Man City player ratings vs Feyenoord: Another defensive disaster-class! Ederson and Josko Gvardiol horror-shows spark Champions League collapse as Erling Haaland’s heroics go unrewarded

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Pep Guardiola’s side threw away a three-goal lead to fall deeper into crisis as their run without a win stretched to six games

Manchester City thought they were out of their crisis when they went 3-0 up against Feyenoord on Tuesday, but their own dismal defending pulled them right back in as they were left wondering how on earth they managed to draw 3-3 in the Champions League.

Pep Guardiola’s side were cruising thanks to a double from Erling Haaland and an Ilkay Gundogan strike, but they capitulated in a dreadful final 15 minutes.

A horrendous Josko Gvardiol back-pass allowed Anis Hadj Moussa to pull Feyenoord back into contention before Santiago Gimenez and David Hancko scored to round off the most unlikely of comebacks from the visitors, who are fourth in the Eredivisie, eight points off the pace.

GOAL rates City’s players from the Etihad Stadium…

Goalkeeper & Defence

Ederson (4/10):

Stood tall to trap Paixao’s effort but appeared to take his eye off the ball late in the game. A tad slow when he tried to halt Hadj-Moussa and didn’t guard his post properly in the build-up to the second before being at fault for the equaliser.

Rico Lewis (5/10):

Was having a more comfortable evening than in recent weeks, shuttling between defence and midfield with ease, but he was overwhelmed at the end.

Manuel Akanji (5/10):

Crossed when Haaland’s header hit the post. Part of the general defensive shoddiness towards the end.

Nathan Ake (6/10):

City missed his physical presence when he was taken off with 21 minutes to go

Josko Gvardiol (4/10):

Made a couple of good recovery runs but one weak ball to Foden that was intercepted was a sign he was lacking concentration, and he made his worst blunder of a bad week to gift Feyenoord a way back in to the game.