
Manchester City are aiming to recover from back-to-back defeats when they host Leeds United in the Premier League this Saturday.
The Cityzens were eager to keep pace with table-toppers Arsenal last weekend but their defeat at Newcastle United dented aspirations of a ninth Premier League crown. To make matters worse, Pep Guardiola’s rotated side were then beaten 2–0 on home soil by Bayer Leverkusen as they dropped to ninth in the Champions League standings.