Pep Guardiola admitted his Manchester City side feel like "everything is going wrong" after a shocking 3-1 Champions League defeat to Bodø/Glimt. The loss comes just days after a derby defeat to Manchester United, leaving City seventh in the group and seven points behind Arsenal in the Premier League.

Guardiola cited a run of poor results since 2025 and mounting injuries, including Matheus Nunes' flu. City's only wins in their last seven games came in domestic cups, with their league form faltering since a New Year's Day draw at Sunderland. Rodri's red card compounded their woes in Norway.

Despite the setbacks, Guardiola backed his players to turn things around, praising the team's tone. With a crucial final group match against Galatasaray and a league fixture with Wolves approaching, City must find consistency quickly to salvage their European campaign and Premier League title hopes.