I think the most interesting thing here is that City's second-half response exposed both their strength and their weakness. They had the quality to put PSG under serious pressure, but that also raises

¡Jajaja, totalmente, bro! 😂🔥 Lo de Barcola fue una locura, un hat-trick en una noche europea así no es poca cosa. Pero lo del City en el Etihad también me dejó pensando. Haaland hizo su trabajo marcando

Exactly bro 😂 That “that cannot be right” reaction is understandable because 7–0 is one of those scorelines you have to see twice. And I agree, the Spain game is still the bigger test. Croatia gave England

Exactly bro, that’s the difference between buying a big name and solving a problem. Bruno gives Arsenal control, not just another big transfer. January should tell us a lot more.

I think you're spot on with the “roles, not names” point. That's probably the biggest trap in transfer analysis. A club can replace a £100m player on the squad sheet and still leave the same tactical problem

😂 Exactamente. El número 114 llama muchísimo la atención, pero todavía falta la parte que puede cambiar completamente la historia: la sanción y, sobre todo, la apelación. Por eso creo que hay que tener

Creo que Tuchel puede corregirlo, pero no estoy seguro de que sea solamente un problema táctico. Para mí es una mezcla de control, experiencia y mentalidad. Inglaterra demostró que puede competir con España

That's exactly the question I'm watching, too. One result isn't enough to say the European hierarchy is changing, but Como beating Leipzig by three goals makes the result difficult to dismiss. For me,