Manchester City's 2-2 draw against Brentford sparked conversations about the team’s performance and a post-match exchange between manager Pep Guardiola and goalkeeper Stefan Ortega. While the match itself had its share of drama,

The reigning Premier League champions let a two-goal lead slip in the dying moments last night with Christian Nørgaard's header earning the west London side a point. Stefan Ortega was the man between the posts for City and although, in our opinion, he did very little wrong for the equaliser, it seems that Pep may have had other thoughts.

Man City fans have been left furious with one of their players after they were forced to settle for a point against Brentford following a late equaliser.

The foundations around Man City crumbled again with Christian Norgaard's late header ... away a two-goal lead to draw 2-2 at Brentford. Pep Guardiola's side had moved 2-0 ahead with less than ...

Manchester City were held to a 2-2 draw by a resilient Brentford on Tuesday night, forcing the defending Premier League champions to make do with a single point. Pep Guardiola’s side travelled to

Pep Guardiola has criticised his ... from Yoane Wissa and a header in injury time from Christian Norgaard earned Brentford a 2-2 draw. And Guardiola was left disappointed after his side dropped ...

Pep Guardiola put Manchester City's draw at Brentford ... only for late goals from Yoane Wissa and Christian Norgaard to spoil the party for the travelling fans. The point leaves City in sixth ...

We wrote an article on Monday detailing how Pep Guardiola's infamous intensity had bled out into his life off the pitch as well as on it.But we're back to some good old-fashioned on-field beratings

Manchester City forward Phil Foden conceded his team's defence of the Premier League title is over following their 2-2 draw at Brentford on Tuesday.

THOMAS Frank has warned his Brentford side against complacency when they welcome Liverpool to the Gtech Community Stadium on Saturday.

Seconds after the Bees saw what they thought was their opening goal wiped away, Kevin De Bruyne whipped in a cross to Phil Foden, who found the back of the net from just a few yards out. The England international doubled City's lead in the 78th minute.

Although, as often happens, Brentford were able to take the majority of their shots in the 'danger zone', with 14 of Brentford's 18 efforts coming from inside the penalty area. That's more than City, who only managed 13, with Pep Guardiola's side resorting to six efforts outside the box.