Roy Keane, Pickford's analysis of Man City's third goal:
"He looks so small in there. Without the spring, he's unpredictable. Micah (Richards) says he's a top goalkeeper, he's not."; Everton lost 3-0 at Goodison Park to the top of the Premier League table
Keane on Pickford
Sky Sports pundit Roy Keane was unimpressed with Everton's Jordan Pickford in their 3-0 home defeat to Man City
Roy Keane has criticized Jordan Pickford's performance in Everton's 3-0 loss to Manchester City, calling him a 'no better goalkeeper'.
Ilkay Gundogan was on the pitch for City again, with two goals and one assist from the German helping his side win over Everton.
Man City currently need only 5 points from the last 3 matches to win their 5th championship in 6 seasons, thanks to a much better goal difference than Arsenal. Keane was particularly angry at goalkeeper Pickford for Gundogan's second goal from a free kick.
Kien says:
"Pickford scored, my God. He looked so small in there. Without the spring, he wasn't expecting it. Micah (Richards) said he was a class goalkeeper, but he's not."
Mina's behavior is unnecessary
Pep Guardiola, as he congratulated his full-time players, paused for a few words to Everton defender Yerry Mina, who had a physical battle with Erling Haaland throughout the game. Without revealing many details, it is clear that Guardiola is not satisfied with Mina's behavior
He told Sky Sports:
"What he's doing is unnecessary. He knows exactly what he's doing. He's a good player but it's unnecessary - and for what? To win the game?"
On the performance and results that put City in competition for the title, Guardiola said:
"Really good from the first minute. I was really impressed with the way Everton defended and played in the transfers against Brighton but we did very well. Every time we win a game, we get closer, but Brighton, Brentford and Chelsea are really tough games. That is step by step.
"We did our job by beating them at the Etihad. Both teams had an excellent season. It was great to win Real Madrid's games. Now we know that two wins in the last three is enough."
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Calvert-Lewin has a groin strain
Everton, who have two games to save their seasons against Wolves and Bournemouth, are sweating over Dominic Calvert-Lewin's fitness after he was given a half-time break by manager Sean Dyche.
Dyche confirmed it was an injury problem and said:
"Dom has a groin strain and because of his history we have to get him out. We'll have to wait and see, but hopefully he's out before there's any damage."
Sunday, May 21:
30:00 Round 4:
midnight
Wednesday, May 24:
00h Start of the 8th half:
midnight
The remaining schedule of Man City
May 17:
Real Madrid (M) - Champions League
May 21:
Chelsea (H) - Premier League, kicks off at 4pm, live on Sky Sports
May 24:
Brighton (A) - Premier League, kicks off at 8pm, live on Sky Sports
May 28:
Brentford (A) - Premier League, kicks off at 4:30pm.
June 3rd:
Manchester United (N) - FA Cup Final, kicks off at 3pm
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