For Manchester City , the pattern is becoming familiar: the trait that was once (and is still) the trademark of its arch-rivals United has been adopted wholesale.
City was behind against Southampton , but came back to win. It was twice behind against Liverpool but came back to draw. It was behind against Stoke and came back to draw. It was behind against Fulham and came back to win. It was behind against West Brom with 10 men and came back to win. And on Sunday it was behind against Tottenham and came back to win. Whatever else can be said about Roberto Mancini's side, its character when behind can't be faulted (although United is still the king of giving the opponent a start, having come from behind to win eight times already across all play this season).
Against Spurs it was, again, Edin Dzeko who scored the winner - his fourth goal as a substitute, all of them scored after the 80th minute, in the last six weeks. The Bosnian remains a difficult player to read, looking at times a...
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