Manchester City

Premier League

Season Statistics

37 MATCHES
PLAYED

Win (62%) Draw (24%) Loss (14%)

37 Played

23 Won

9 Drawn

5 Lost

76 Goals For

33 Goals Against

Team Overview

Manchester City stands as one of England's most formidable footballing institutions, renowned for their possession-based attacking philosophy and relentless pursuit of silverware. The club has established itself as a consistent force in English football's top tier, regularly competing for Premier League titles and maintaining their status among Europe's elite. Their identity revolves around technical excellence, tactical sophistication, and an unwavering commitment to playing expansive, entertaining football that has captivated audiences worldwide.

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The current Premier League campaign showcases Manchester City's enduring quality and resilience across 37 matches played. With 23 wins, 9 draws, and just 5 losses, they have accumulated a impressive record that reflects their championship pedigree. Their attacking prowess remains evident with 76 goals scored, while their defensive solidity is demonstrated by conceding only 33 goals and keeping 16 clean sheets. The positive goal difference of +43 underscores their ability to control matches and create scoring opportunities consistently. Notably, they have failed to score in just 4 matches this season, highlighting their offensive reliability.

Manchester City's home fortress has been particularly imposing this campaign, where they have won 14 of 18 matches with only one defeat. Their away form, while slightly more modest with 9 wins from 19 matches, still demonstrates their adaptability and quality across different environments. The team's recent form pattern reveals the natural fluctuations of a long Premier League season, but their overall statistics paint the picture of a side operating at the highest level. Their playing style continues to emphasize quick passing combinations, positional fluidity, and the ability to break down even the most organized defensive structures through patient buildup play.

Squad (31 players)

Goalkeepers (3)

#13 M. Bettinelli

#25 G. Donnarumma

#1 J. Trafford

Defenders (10)

#6 N. Aké

#4 Max Alleyne

#3 Rúben Dias

#15 M. Guéhi

#24 J. Gvardiol

#45 A. Khusanov

#82 R. Lewis

#5 J. Stones

#27 Matheus Nunes

#33 N. O'Reilly

Midfielders (14)

#21 R. Aït-Nouri

#10 R. Cherki

#47 P. Foden

#6 Charlie Gray

#8 M. Kovačić

#7 R. McAidoo

#14 Nico González

#10 S. Nypan

#4 T. Reijnders

#16 Rodri

#10 T. Samba

#20 Bernardo Silva

#11 J. Doku

#42 A. Semenyo

Attackers (4)

#9 E. Haaland

#11 Reigan Heskey

#7 Omar Marmoush

#26 Sávio

Player Statistics

2025/26 Season

#	Player	Pos	Rating	Apps	Goals	Assists	Mins	Tackles	Passes
20	Bernardo Silva	MF	6.8	37	2	4	2831	49	2168
9	E. Haaland	FW	7.3	35	27	8	2958	15	380
27	Matheus Nunes	MF	7.0	34	1	5	2865	58	2153
33	N. O'Reilly	MF	6.9	34	5	3	2648	68	1346
25	G. Donnarumma	GK	7.0	34	0	0	3060	0	879
47	P. Foden	MF	7.0	32	7	5	2017	34	1162
10	R. Cherki	MF	7.2	32	4	12	1762	26	1253
11	J. Doku	FW	7.4	29	5	5	1771	23	765
4	T. Reijnders	MF	6.9	27	5	2	1563	10	770
3	Rúben Dias	DF	7.2	25	2	0	2059	13	1688
14	Nico González	MF	7.0	24	1	0	1485	39	1240
26	Sávio	FW	6.8	23	1	1	756	9	344
45	A. Khusanov	DF	6.9	21	0	0	1429	27	1080
16	Rodri	MF	7.5	21	1	0	1513	42	1613
7	Omar Marmoush	FW	6.7	21	3	3	734	13	164
6	N. Aké	DF	6.8	17	0	0	626	8	460
24	J. Gvardiol	DF	7.0	17	2	2	1362	18	1032
21	R. Aït-Nouri	DF	6.9	16	0	2	963	32	585
42	A. Semenyo	MF	6.9	16	6	1	1344	17	399
15	M. Guéhi	DF	7.5	15	1	1	1350	16	1241
82	R. Lewis	DF	6.7	10	0	1	333	6	234
5	J. Stones	DF	6.5	8	0	0	371	0	267
8	M. Kovačić	MF	6.8	5	0	1	103	2	130
1	J. Trafford	GK	7.3	3	0	0	270	2	107
68	Max Alleyne	DF	7.2	2	0	0	135	3	121

Injuries & Availability

1 Out 0 Doubtful

Rodri Groin Injury

Out

Impact Analysis

Manchester City face a significant challenge in their midfield with Rodri ruled out due to a groin injury. The Spanish midfielder's absence creates a notable void in the team's engine room, as he has established himself as a crucial component in City's tactical setup. His role as a deep-lying playmaker and defensive shield cannot be understated, as he provides the perfect balance between breaking up opposition attacks and initiating City's own build-up play from deep positions.

The impact of losing Rodri extends beyond just numbers on the pitch. His positional discipline and reading of the game allow City's more attack-minded midfielders to push forward with confidence, knowing they have reliable cover behind them. Without him, the team will need to rely on alternative options in central midfield, which may require tactical adjustments to maintain their usual dominance in possession and defensive solidity. While City possess considerable squad depth across most positions, finding a like-for-like replacement for Rodri's specific skill set presents a genuine tactical puzzle. The team's ability to adapt their approach in his absence will be crucial to maintaining their performance levels, particularly in matches where controlling the tempo and breaking up opposition counter-attacks proves decisive.

Recent Form

DWWWD

Bournemouth 1-1 (A)

Chelsea 0-1 (A)

Crystal Palace 3-0 (H)

Brentford 3-0 (H)

Everton 3-3 (A)

Form Analysis

Manchester City's recent form shows a solid but not spectacular run of three wins and two draws across their last five fixtures, demonstrating resilience without achieving complete dominance. The Citizens have been particularly effective in attack, netting 11 goals over this period, with their most impressive displays coming in consecutive 3-0 home victories against Crystal Palace and Brentford. These emphatic wins showcase their ability to control matches at the Etihad Stadium and convert chances efficiently when in rhythm.

However, defensive consistency remains a concern despite their unbeaten streak. While they secured clean sheets in those commanding home victories, City have shown vulnerability away from home, conceding in both their draws against Bournemouth and Everton. The 3-3 result with Everton particularly highlights their occasional lapses in maintaining leads, though their attacking prowess kept them from defeat. Their away win at Chelsea stands out as their most impressive result given the quality of opposition, achieved through defensive discipline with a 1-0 victory. Overall, this five-match sequence reveals a team capable of clinical finishing and dominant home performances, but one that needs to address defensive solidity on their travels to maintain their high standards.