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Following Tuesday night's exciting Champions League matches, there was another complete round to digest on Wednesday. Another defeat from the jaws of victory for Manchester City. Much of the pre-match buzz focused on Manchester City's ability to regain control after a prolonged crisis. 14 goals against Ipswich Town and Salford City, as well as a 4-1 win over West Ham in the Premier League, led many to believe that business as usual had resumed. There was no evidence to suggest otherwise after PSG's goal was called out for offside, allowing City to take charge with two goals in as many minutes. However, it appears that the cracks were just papered over, as PSG increased the pressure after taking a 2-0 lead and smashed four goals past Ederson. Let's not underestimate PSG's performance on the night. João Neves (20) and Bradley Barcola (22) were standout performers. From a City standpoint, however, there is a trend here, as Guardiola's club has been defeated nine t...