Manchester City were unlucky to get only a point on Saturday's Premier League match against Everton, a game completely dominated by the Citizens, who somehow failed to win the game thanks to two missed penalties and a phenomenal performance from Toffees goalkeeper Maarten Stekelenburg.
City players were not too happy after the match, and decided to stay quiet, with only a couple of them taking to Twitter or Instagram. Here's a few of their reactions' on social media:
My 1st @premierleague game in the starting line-up But not the final result we wanted to have. Let's continue the hard work ⚽#LS19 #inSané pic.twitter.com/vboXAYgcPj
— Leroy Sané (@LeroySane19) October 15, 2016
The team played well today, no doubt about that. Thanks for the support, let's go again midweek. #ManCity #KeepGoing
— Vincent Kompany (@VincentKompany) October 15, 2016
City defender John Stones, who played a very good game, spoke to the media after the match and complimented his former Everton teammates, especially goalkeeper Stekelenburg and striker Romelu Lukaku, the two Toffee stars on Saturday:
“I think we should have had the three points in the bag but it’s credit to Everton and Stekelenburg - he pulled off some great saves, two penalty saves, which it made it difficult for us.
“As you said I thought we did everything we could, played some great football at times but we got done on a sloppy counter. It’s one of those games and hopefully we can move on from it and take it onto the Champions League on Wednesday.
“I’ve played a lot of games with Rom and his goal tally speaks for itself really, he’s clinical when he gets in the box and he scored a lot of goals so we tried to do our best in stopping that but he got one against us.
“We’ve gone on such a great run, we still got a point, it's the least of what we wanted, I thought we should have had three.
“In the last three games it's two draws and a loss but before that we were on such a great run. For everyone that’s seen the game today, the attacking threat we had, the excitement, I think it’s good for the future and hopefully we can get back to winning ways.”
Source: ManCity.com