‘Man City were never in crisis’ – claims pundit after 6-0 routing of Ipswich Town
Manchester City silenced critics with a thrilling 6-0 win over Ipswich Town on Sunday, a performance that silenced talks of crisis at the club.
Football pundit and journalist Henry Winter dissected the match, emphasizing City’s return to form and their enviable squad depth.
“Back in the top four, back in the old routine, Manchester City looked back to their old selves,” Winter remarked.
Phil Foden was the standout performer, scoring twice and assisting another during the clash.
Manchester City return with dominant win over Ipswich, as pundit Winter praises Pep Guardiola’s men – Getty image
The Englishman, now with five goals in his last three Premier League games, is hitting his stride after a slow start to the season.
Winter noted Foden’s improvement, stating, “Foden is back in form, starting on the right but pushing inside as a No.10 behind Erling Haaland.”
Addressing speculation surrounding City’s struggles this season, which has seen them lose nine of 32 games across all competitions, the pundit said, “It has been depicted as a full-blown crisis when really it was simply a lengthy dip in form, partly triggered by the absence of the talismanic Rodri.
“City have too many good players and too much wealth to stay down for long,” he added.
The win was fueled by key contributions across the squad. Jeremy Doku, Ruben Dias, and Kevin De Bruyne played vital roles.
