Guardiola's blunders continue, and this time he's handed the Premier League title to Liverpool

From the Theatre of Dreams to the Theatre of Groans, Manchester City and their manager Pep Guardiola are enduring a nightmare run of form. Just mid-week, they were utterly dismantled by Real Madrid in the Champions League, a performance so abysmal it had even the most ardent City supporters hiding behind their sky-blue scarves. And as if that wasn't enough, this weekend saw them comprehensively outplayed and defeated 2-0 by league leaders Liverpool at Anfield. Ouch.

From Cloud Nine to Rock Bottom

Remember when City were invincible? When they were sweeping all before them, racking up wins and trophies like they were going out of fashion? Well, those days seem like a distant memory. Guardiola's "genius" tactics have suddenly become baffling, his star players look like shadows of their former selves, and the team as a whole seems to have lost its way.

Liverpool's Laughing All the Way to the Title?

With this latest defeat, Liverpool have opened up a yawning gap at the top of the Premier League table. They now sit comfortably in first place with a hefty 64 points, while City are languishing in fourth with a measly 44. At this rate, it looks like Liverpool might as well start engraving their name on the trophy.

Where's the Pep We Know and Love to Hate?

Remember the Guardiola who used to strut around the touchline, barking orders and gesticulating wildly? The Guardiola who always had a clever plan, a tactical masterstroke up his sleeve? Well, that Pep seems to have vanished. These days, he cuts a forlorn figure on the sidelines, looking lost and confused as his team crumbles around him.

Is This the Beginning of the End?

Some Manchester United fans are starting to wonder if this is the beginning of the end for Guardiola at City. Has his magic touch finally deserted him? Has he lost the dressing room? Or is this just a temporary blip, a minor setback on the road to further glory?

A Comedy of Errors

From a United perspective, it's all rather amusing. We've had to endure years of City fans gloating about their "superiority" and their "beautiful football." But now, the tables have turned. City are a laughing stock, their manager is a figure of ridicule, and their title hopes are fading fast.