In a stunning resurgence following their triumph in Saudi Arabia, Manchester City claimed a remarkable 3-1 victory against Everton on Wednesday, marking their return to Premier League action. Pep Guardiola, the City boss, hailed the win as “massive,” emphasizing the team’s resilience and championship mentality.
Despite trailing 1-0 after Jack Harrison’s first-half opener for Everton, City showcased a remarkable second-half comeback at Goodison Park. Phil Foden, delivering yet another standout performance, equalized before Julian Alvarez’s penalty and a late strike from Bernardo Silva secured the crucial three points.
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Guardiola expressed his satisfaction with the team’s reaction, stating, “It proved again how special this group of players is and the mentality that we have in our bones.” He acknowledged the unpredictable nature of the Premier League and emphasized the importance of being in contention, despite not currently topping the table.
Reflecting on Foden’s contribution, Guardiola praised the young talent, highlighting his versatility and goal-scoring instincts. He acknowledged Foden’s youthfulness, stating, “Don’t forget he’s young and has lots to improve to be top class for many years.”
The victory propelled City back into the top four, signifying their determination to compete at the highest level domestically following their global success.
-IANS
