Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola reacted strongly to the refereeing decisions and Erling Haaland's unawarded penalty incident after the team's 2-2 draw with Nottingham Forest.
Idman.Biz reports that the specialist emphasized that the players should not leave the fate of the match to the referees.
Guardiola noted the importance of performing better so that the intervention of officials does not affect the results:
"I always believe that we have to play better to avoid the intervention of the officials. Otherwise, we will have nothing left. It is our responsibility to be better. If we have to trust them after what has happened this season, it is impossible."
It is worth recalling that in the match against Nottingham Forest, Haaland's fall by goalkeeper Matz Sels and Rodri's controversial episodes in the penalty area were not considered penalties by the referees. As a result of this draw, Manchester City is 7 points behind leader Arsenal.