""It's up there as one of the wildest games," he said. "We had full control in the first half. They changed their system in the second half, and we couldn't get going. "It was a frustrating half. But when there was a short break, the manager got us together, and we adapted to their formation. We had a few half-chances, and finally, I've found a bit of space and found the bottom of the net.""
""The title race is never straightforward. There's always ups and downs and periods where you can't seem to get going, and we've had that. The belief and togetherness came through at the end. Hopefully, that's the case that we can kick on from here. But you never know what to expect. I was so hungry today to play and prove to myself I could still score goals. I missed a few chances against Newcastle and wanted to put it right.""
Manchester City recovered from a defeat by Newcastle to beat Leeds United 3-2, moving up to second in the Premier League after Phil Foden's 91st-minute winner. Foden opened the scoring after 59 seconds and Josko Gvardiol added a second, but Leeds responded through Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Lukas Nmecha to level the match. City conceded at least two goals to a promoted side for the first time since April 2021. Foden said City dominated early, struggled after Leeds changed system, then adapted after a brief break, showing belief and togetherness and aiming to build momentum.
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