There is no doubt about it, Pep Guardiola and Manchester City are going through their most tumultuous period of the season right now.
That their worst spell of the campaign boils down to three defeats tells its own story about the relentless success they have enjoyed this term, but Pep Guardiola looks slightly frazzled as he prepares his side for a trip to Wembley to face Tottenham on Saturday night.
The two-legged defeat to Liverpool, where the Reds overran Guardiola’s men in the first leg, before weathering a storm to scythe through them in the second instalment, clearly rattled the Catalan.
That Champions League defeat came either side of a game that saw City collapse from the brink of a historic title win against rivals Manchester United, snatching a 3-2 defeat from the jaws of a 2-0 half-time stroll.
That game at the Etihad looked like one where Jose Mourinho got his edge back and Duncan Castles, close ally of the former Inter manager, has sensed blood and stuck the boot in.
It hasn’t gone down well and we’ve taken a closer look at the best of the reaction…
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