KDB “I need to lose”

[엑스포츠뉴스 김희웅 인턴기자] Kevin the Browner (Manchester City) does not suffer from defeat.

Man City lost 0-2 to rival Manchester United in the 27th round of the English Premier League (EPL) in the 2020/21 season held at Etihad Stadium in Manchester, England at 1:30 a.m. on the 8th.

Manchester United (54 points) beat Leicester City (53 points) to retake second place. And by closing the gap with Man City (65 points), it sparked hope of winning. Man City ended a streak of winning streaks (21 consecutive wins in the official match, 15 consecutive wins in the EPL).

Early on, the game leaned. Thirty seconds after the start of the game, Gabriel Jejus fouled Anthony Masial and awarded a penalty. Bruno Fernandes smacks and Manchester United grabs the lead. Man City usually looked for pace and struck an onslaught, but in the second half of the 5th minute, he conceded by Luke Shaw and raised a bitter cup.

Despite the bitter defeat, The Browner was positive. The British media Daily Star said on the 8th, “The Browner explained that the team’s loss to Manchester United was the benefit.”

“Obviously, losing in the derby is bad,” said The Browner. However, sometimes it is necessary to play hard and lose. “We learn a lot at such moments. We have to work hard now to recover and prepare for the Wednesday game.”

Man City clash with Southampton in 14th place in the home on the 11th. “There is a gap, but we have to focus on Southampton,” said The Browner. It doesn’t matter how big the difference is. We want to win.”

“I keep playing games, but I don’t think about what will happen in the next 4-5 games. There is an important game on Wednesday (the Southampton match), so you need to be alert. We will do our job and try to win again.”

Meanwhile, The Browner announced his return to injury through the Everton game on the 18th of last month. However, it has not been able to regain its former form. The kick is still sharp, but passes are frequent. It seems that The Browner’s finding of my condition will dictate Man City’s performance.

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