Erling Haaland scored his 20th Premier League goal of the season, but Manchester City still managed to drop two more points and could end the week eight points behind leaders Arsenal.

There is no getting away from it, this all feels a bit ‘last season’ for Manchester City. The parallels are obvious: three draws in a row have suddenly caused a negative feeling and, particularly, the injury situation tends to suggest that things might not get immediately better.

Manchester City's Premier League title hopes took another blow after a 1-1 draw with Brighton on Wednesday. Not even Erling Haaland's 150th goal for the club was enough to stop City from dropping points for the second time in as many games,

Arsenal and Manchester City are separated by six points in the Premier League title following the conclusion of gameweek 21. After recent draws against Sunderland and Chelsea, City dropped points for the third game running when Brighton & Hove Albion held them to a 1–1 scoreline on Wednesday.

Jordan Campbell, Simon Johnson and Thom Harris analyse the main talking points from Manchester City's draw with managerless Chelsea

Antoine Semenyo says his best football is yet to come after completing his move to Manchester City from Bournemouth.The 26-year-old has signed a five-and-a-half-year deal with City, having scored ten

Manchester City survived a few early scares before eventually coasting to a 3-0 victory over Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park on Sunday, led once again by goal-scoring extraordinaire Erling Haaland.

Rounding out the top 10 are João Cancelo and Aymeric Laporte. The defenders each cost Guardiola €65 million, and for good reason. Cancelo redefined the inverted fullback role with his versatility and playmaking, while Laporte’s dominance in the air and composure at the back led City to 13 major trophies.

Runners-up last season, City started this FA Cup campaign by sticking 10 goals past their third-tier opponents at the Etihad