Don Hutchison

It's still a massive surprise that Forrest took a couple of points off him.

Yeah, especially when City were winning the game.

And the big turning point in the game was when Haaland's pen got turned down by the referee.

Because if City score that, it's 3-1, it's game over.

But I do agree with Stevie when you think City are not the finished article at the back.

It's definitely in transition.

They've got, you know, Nunez at right back.

We've got a midfielder playing at a position when O'Reilly plays at left back.

He's a midfield player playing at a position playing at left back.

So...

The signings that should have been made when you think Kyle Walker's moved on, you would have thought City and Pep would have identified a proper orthodox right back.

I get why they're playing midfielders there because his sort of thinking is, well, if we've got technical players, it's almost like having midfield players in that position.

But defensively, it's risk and reward.

When it works for them, the fullbacks can get up the pitch like O'Reilly did the other day and score a couple of goals and they can look good.

Defensively,

They're not proper defenders, so you can get at them.

It's a side in Forrest that was scrapping for their lives.

They all feel as though they deserve the point, and maybe they've got a point.

But I still go back to the penalty claim at 2-1.

City score that 3-1.