| Roberto Mancini was pleased with the way City had played in the second half of the game against Sunderland but not happy with the first half performance. |
City went a goal behind just nine minutes into Sunday's game at the Stadium of Light but Adam Johnson's first goal in City colours eaned a point from the game against Steve Bruce's side.
"We started very slowly and we didn't play very well in the first half, but in the second half we had six, seven, eight chances to score a goal." Mancini said after the match.
"But this is football - if you don't score you won't win."
"I was not angry at half-time, just frustrated that we conceded a goal, but I was happy with the second-half performance and we had some very good chances.
"I am disappointed overall, but we have one game in hand and we must play Tottenham at home.
"If we want to reach fourth spot it is important that we win this game." |
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