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Published on 2024-05-14 14:00:00
BBC pundit Garth Crooks praised Manchester City player Phil Foden for his performance in their recent match against Fulham, where City won 4-0. Crooks described City’s performance as a masterclass and highlighted Foden’s insatiable appetite for goals. Foden has now scored 17 goals in 33 league appearances this season, making it his most prolific season at City and earning him the title of a top goalscorer.
Crooks commended City’s professionalism and team spirit, citing an incident where one player, Gvardiol, refused to take a penalty kick in order to let the regular penalty taker have the opportunity. This gesture was contrasted with the recent debacle at Chelsea, where players were seen fighting for the ball. Foden’s contributions to City’s success this season have been crucial, and he has the opportunity to further showcase his abilities in the remaining league games and the upcoming FA Cup final against Manchester United.
With just two games left in the Premier League campaign, Foden’s form and goal-scoring prowess have been instrumental in Manchester City’s success this season. If he continues to find the back of the net and helps City secure the trophies they are aiming for, he will undoubtedly play a key role in their achievements. Crooks’ praise for Foden reflects the growing recognition of the young player’s talent and impact on City’s performances.
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