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City won a toe-to-toe battle at home as Phil Foden scored a late winner to seal the win over Leeds United.
The win keeps City in the title hunt but exposes a pattern of losing leads after taking the initiative this season.
City's second-half tempo dropped, turning possession and control into a vulnerability against Leeds.
City previously led in several matches only to concede late goals, widening concerns about 90-minute consistency.
Guardiola’s side showed resilience, tightening out stoppage time to secure the win.
City’s possession share dropped to 33.2 percent, the lowest under Guardiola in top-flight English football.
Leeds pushed back late, with chances created by Matheus Nunes’ turnover and a Gvardiol misstep.
Leeds had momentum after the first goal with a notable resurgence in the second half.
City faced multiple costly errors by Gvardiol that contributed to Leeds’ threat.
City’s early goal in the 9th minute was cancelled out late by Arsenal’s Martinelli in a separate match context but cited as part of the pattern against late equalizers.

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Enzo Le Fée starred for Sunderland, scoring a penalty and delivering key passes to help turn the game in a 3-2 win.
Phil Foden scored twice as Manchester City maintained momentum and reinforced his central role for Guardiola.
Lewis Miley impressed for Newcastle, scoring and assisting as the teenager continues to push for more game time.
Aston Villa, under Unai Emery, claimed a 1-0 win with Boubacar Kamara’s strike highlighting their growing form.
Tottenham’s form and fan frustration were noted as Frank faces mounting pressure after a home loss.
Moisés Caicedo’s red card and Chelsea’s performance in the Chelsea-Arsenal clash were referenced in the weekend analysis.
Liverpool benefited from Paquetá’s dismissal late in the West Ham defeat, shaping the match outcome.
Amorim credited the use of set-pieces in United’s recent revival, adding to the tactical conversation around the league.
Ruben Amorim’s comments illustrated how teams adapt by learning in England to sharpen routines.

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Chelsea earned a late point at home after Caicedo’s red card amid a tight Chelsea-Arsenal battle.
Arsenal remained top of the table, failing to convert opportunities in the late title-decider.
City’s title challenge continued with a late winner boosting their position in the table.
Tottenham endured more home pain as Fulham grabbed their first away win of the season.
Sunderland produced a notable comeback, adding to weekend drama across the league.
Manchester United delivered a solid performance, reinforcing their season prospects.
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Chelsea earned a draw despite numerical disadvantage and a red card.
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Foden and family hosted an all-night festive party at Blakemere Village in Cheshire for their annual Christmas celebration.
The party followed Foden’s two-goal performance for Manchester City against Leeds, securing a 3-2 win.
The venue featured a woodland light trail, festive marquees, and a live DJ for guests.
Foden appeared with partner Rebecca and their children Ronnie, True, and baby Phil at the event.
The Grinch character interacted with Foden and his son Ronnie during the celebrations.
Photos from the event showed Foden displaying football skills inside the festive marquees.
The party included toasted marshmallows, a Christmas market, and gingerbread decorating for younger guests.
Foden’s family Christmas gathering is part of a yearly tradition reported by the Daily Star.

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City delegates late rally against Leeds to preserve points while facing broader doubts about their mentality this season.
Phil Foden warned teammates they cannot repeat poor second-half performances if they want to win the league.
City have surrendered a lead six times this season, signaling fragility in closing games.
Guardiola face questions over reliance on a few stars as squad turnover continues since 2023.
City weigh a potential £65 million bid for Semenyo to strengthen options for the future.
City are reportedly considering triggering Semenyo’s £65 million buy-out clause in January.
Manchester City’s recent form contrasts with Arsenal’s steadiness as title race momentum shifts.
Guardiola hauled off three players at halftime against Leverkusen, signaling squad depth concerns.
City’s transfer activity in the last year shows heavy investment without guaranteed mindset payoff.

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