Manchester City

Man City Losses 2022/23 Season- List of Teams to have beaten MCFC in 22-23 Premier League & Champions League

Click here for list of Man City defeats in the 23/24 season

Here is a look at the list of Man City defeats in the last/previous 2022-2023 season (Premier League/UCL/FA + EFL Cup). City aren’t a team that get beaten often, so every loss makes headlines! Also contains a list of all Manchester City draws in the 22/23 season.

Man City lost only 6 games across all competitions (5 PL + 1 League Cup) in 2022/23 (7 if you count the Community Shield)

Last updated after Man City 1-0 Inter (after UCL final on 10 June, 2023)

Man City Premier League Defeats in 2022/23 season (5)

Liverpool 1-0 Manchester City (16 October 2022)
Man City 1-2 Brentford (12 November 2022)
Man United 2-1 Man City (14 January 2023)
Tottenham 1-0 Manchester City (5 February 2023)
Brentford 1-0 Manchester City (28 May, 2023)

Brentford were the only team to do a league double over Man City in 2022-23.

Man City lost only three games in the 2021/22 Premier League season. Interestingly, in 22-23, despite finishing fourth in the table, Newcastle United lost the same number of league games as City.

Man City UCL defeats in 22/23 season (0)

City didn’t lose a single game in the Champions League in the 2022/23 season as they completed a stunning treble (League, FA Cup and UCL). They drew five games though (Copenhagen, Dortmund, Leipzig, Bayern and Real Madrid)

MCFC EFL League Cup Loss 2022/23 (1)

Southampton 2-0 Man City (Quarter final, 11 January 2023)

Man City FA Cup Defeat 2022/23 (0)

City won the 22/23 FA Cup by beating arch rivals Man United in the final on June 3, 2023.

Man City Community Shield Defeat 2022/23 (1)

Liverpool 3-1 Man City (30 July 2022)

(The Community Shield is a pre-season non competitive fixture though)

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Bild Kicker L’Equipe Marca Newspaper Player Ratings Bayern 1-1 Man City UCL QF Second Leg 2023- Referee Turpin Upamecano

Here is a look at the newspaper player ratings for Bayern vs Man City from the big German and European sports newspapers (Bild, Kicker Magazin, L’Equipe and Marca) following the second leg of their UCL tie. City drew 1-1 in Munich to advance to the semifinals (see xG stats for Bayern 1-1 Man City)

L’Equipe player ratings Bayern vs MCFC Second Leg Champions League

French newspaper L’Equipe gave compatriot Clement Turpin a referee rating of just 3/10. They gave Bayern a team rating of 5/10, with City marginally ahead at 5.3/10.

Ake, Upamecano and Choupo Moting all given a 3/10 player rating. Ederson, Coman and Kimmich with a 7/10.

Bayern Man City 2023 Player ratings L'Equipe

Bild player ratings Bayern v City second leg UCl QF

Note- German rating system, 1 very good, 6 very bad.

Bild thought Kimmich was the pick of the Bayern players, and gave four Manchester City starting players (Rodri, Stones, Ederson and Gundogan) the same 2 player rating as Kimmich.

Bayern vs Man City Player Ratings 2023 Bild

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xG Bayern Manchester City Second Leg April 19 Champions League | Expected Goals Stats Munich 1-1 MCFC

Here is a look at the xG (expected goals) stats from Bayern vs Man City (April 19, 2023 in the Champions League Quarter final second leg). The game ended in a 1-1 draw, with MCFC progressing 4-1 on aggregate.

Also click here for German and European sports newspaper player ratings for Bayern vs Manchester City (Bild, L’Equipe etc)

xG Bayern 1.91-1.68 Man City shots map (Actual score BAY 1-1 MCI)

0-1 Haaland goal vs Bayern xG 0.55
1-1 Kimmich penalty goal vs Man City xG 0.80

37th minute Haaland missed penalty vs Bayern xG 0.80
55th minute Haaland missed chance vs Bayern xG 0.25 (straight at Sommer)

xG Bayern Man City Champions League Second Leg 2023

A bit like the Napoli Milan second leg– City had fewer shots (only 7 to Bayern’s 19), but came pretty close to matching FC Bayern here on xG courtesy these three shots from Erling Haaland (missed penalty, missed chance and goal)

Bayern had some chances- Sane in the 17th minute being the biggest, Choupo-Moting with an attempted back heel from close range on 45+1′ (blocked by City defender) and Mane on 90+2′, but none were really as clear cut opportunities as City’s goal.

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