Pep Guardiola has admitted Manchester City weren’t unlucky to draw with Crystal Palace, despite dominating the majority of the game.reebok club c 85 gum white reebok royal flat grey shorts adidas sport essentials climalite meuble de rangement hauteur 100 cm outillage pour compresseur d air nike air max 20p reebok classic leather blue reebok cipő tuto lacet vans dynamo 12v moto stanley fatmax laser 360 reebok classic urban outfitters vêtements femme adidas reebok cd7267 fabrication ramasse herbe tracté new converse black and white

City conceded two late goals after appearing in complete control against Roy Hodgson’s side. And the Blues boss says there is nobody to blame but themselves following the 2-2 draw.

“It’s not bad luck. It’s deserved. We gave away two points,” said Guardiola, adding: “For yourself, when you give this penalty [away] you deserve it. You see the chances we create and the chances we concede are quite similar all this season, except the Chelsea game. We are not able to close the games.”

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City had 19 shots in total, with nine finding the target – while Palace had just two shots on target, both ending in goals. Guardiola further explained he was still scratching his head as to how City didn’t win the game.

“When 10 players are in the 18-yard box with 10 metres of space, we have to be patient, arrive in the box from crosses, and play at the right tempo,” he said, adding: “Playing that way we hardly conceded anything until the goal. There was one chance [for them] in the first half when two players slipped. Until the goal on 76 minutes, they didn’t create anything. The team was really good, but in the end when you give Crystal Palace a penalty you don’t deserve it.”