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    Analysing Rodri’s Genius Impact | Sunderland 0-0 Man City Analysis



    Rodri is back. He looked imperious as ever, but City still failed to score against Sunderland, as the match ended 0-0.

    In this post-match analysis, I explore why City struggled in the first half, how Guardiola adapted in the 2nd half, and the influence of Rodri in all phases of City’s play.

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    3. @URNEXTCISO on

      Been saying this Nico really needs to improve and needs to do it fast. He doesnt advance the ball and make forward passes as much as Rodri would i dont know if that is because he is scared and just trying to play safe plus you cant count the amount of time he is caught in possession .

    4. @nobbytart27 on

      I know Saviniho is young and everyone bangs on about he's going to be good, but sentimentality and time just cant be a thing if you are going to win a league, its tough choices and i just dont so enough with Saviniho , the 2 really good chances he had if you go back to Sane, Mahrez or Sterling at least one, if not both of those chances would have been in the back of the net. To win a league those chances just have to go in, no excuses, maybe this is where Semenyo comes in. Brilliant to see Rodders back. And good analysis.

    6. @Tom-n5d on

      You were outfought all over the pitch our centre backs were outstanding, a bit unlucky with ya goal that was ruled offside but thought a draw was fair.
      A pity your goalie lost the plot at the final whistle, he should have been sent off, simple as that, City have always been my second team so wish ya well for the season.

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    7. @mikeboden8417 on

      Rodri`s come back was the best bit of the match, he slotted in and looks comfortable as he grew into the game. I am happy with a point from a tricky away game to an inform team who defended brilliantly and frankly deserved it, we are still a team in rebuild with a fair way to go to get back to our best. In Pep we trust.

    10. @Bernard_Dinneen on

      too kind on savi with that second effort, made it far too easy for the keeper to save, needed to either find haaland or put his boot through it, make the keeper work more.

    11. @Arnav-509k on

      im still mad on sunderland man this aint a way to play football they were not even trying to attack in second half 8 players in the back man disgrace ….complete disgrace

    15. @FenwayCheapSeats on

      For why the second half looked better for City, I had it as about 60% that Sunderland went max effort in the first 45, 30% Rodri's brilliance, and 10% City's most tired legs needing a spell.

    19. @Lallianmangacolney on

      For DM whether our opponents score or not is priority than anything else.

      Then Rodri is still Rodri. Considering the last premier league game with Sunderland. We are not worse off but Sunderland played a very good football. Nevertheless they are not score but they deserved at least 3 goals comparing players hard work and activities.