Guardiola’s Reaction Reveals Man City’s Struggles Against Brentford’s Trap

London: The match was a wild ride, right? It looked like City was in control at 2-0, but Brentford just wouldn’t quit. They kept pushing and managed to score twice from crosses, catching City off guard.

It was a game that really suited Brentford. Both teams were trading blows, and it felt like neither could really take charge. City had some great chances, but they were more about quick turnovers than any solid possession play.

Nunes, filling in at right back, showed off his skills, but he missed a big chance when he hesitated instead of shooting. Foden and De Bruyne were lively, but City just couldn’t find that killer instinct.

Savinho was a standout, driving forward and almost scoring with a powerful shot that hit the post. It was a fun game to watch, but Guardiola knows this isn’t how City usually plays. They thrive on control, and this match was anything but that.

In the end, it was a chaotic but entertaining match, and Guardiola had some serious coaching to do after the final whistle. He pulled players aside for some one-on-one chats, trying to get them back on track. It was a brilliant game, but not the style City aims for.