Manchester City put in their worst performance of the season to lose 3-1 at Nottingham Forest for their third straight Premier League defeat…

Simon Bajkowski of the Manchester Evening News argues that Enzo Maresca must urgently address Manchester City's recurring defensive errors following a disappointing defeat against Nottingham Forest. Despite holding 80 percent possession, City conceded twice in the first 19 minutes at the City Ground, with Liam Delap scoring multiple times for Forest. Rayan Cherki pulled one back early in the second half, but defensive lapses allowed Forest to seal the victory.
The writer notes that City have suffered three consecutive defeats and conceded 17 goals across their last eight matches. Bajkowski highlights that while City invested heavily over the summer, including over £265m in midfield talent, poor decision-making and individual mistakes have left the team trailing league leaders Arsenal by six points.
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