Roy Hodgson

P'un a ydych chi'n ei hoffi neu ddim, mae gennych chi, neu beth bynnag y byddwch chi'n ei feddwl y byddwch chi'n rhaid i chi fod, neu rydych chi eisiau bod, rwy'n meddwl y byddwch chi ddim yn rhaid i chi ddod o hyd i'r llwybr hwnnw, sy'n rhoi rhyw fath o safbwynt, sy'n eich gallu i chi roi'r gêm, os ydych chi'n ei hoffi, mewn safbwynt o ran y rest o'ch bywyd. Diolch yn fawr iawn am eich amser. Mae'n fy hwyl. Diolch yn fawr iawn.

I thought they worked unbelievably hard.

We came across a Man City in top form.

I thought their pressurising was absolutely excellent.

They gave us literally no time on the ball whatsoever.

And of course they played with their usual aplomb.

in the final third, but I thought that we were a little bit unlucky in the sense that the two goals came so quickly one after the other.

How we got in at 1-0 and then given the sort of second half performance we gave, who knows, but we can't make any complaints about the result.

We were beaten, of course, by a top team, but I'm still very proud of our team for the way they kept in the game, the way they kept fighting and even, you know, when they

Things weren't going their way.

They never dropped their heads.

They never gave up.

And in fact, we even asked a few questions at the end of the game and could have come away with a goal on our sheet as well.

Yeah, I mean I think that we were defending well.

I think the players were really working hard to sort of follow a game plan.

They were working very hard to make certain we sealed off the spaces that Man City need and want to use.

But it's hard to seal them off completely because of the quality of their players.

But, you know, we weren't exactly conceding a goal chance every few minutes.

But, of course, 2-0 and, you know, the sort of ability they've got to keep the ball, the composure they've got throughout the team, it was going to be very tough.

We'd have needed a sort of an early goal to sort of shake them and the longer the game went on, that didn't happen.