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Maresca dismisses title talk as ‘too early’ after Manchester City take over at the top

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Maresca dismisses title talk as ‘too early’ after Manchester City take over at the top
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Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca downplayed his team's position at the top of the Premier League table following a high-scoring 5-3 victory over Sunderland. Despite the win, Maresca expressed concern over the team's defensive performance after conceding three goals.

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As the reigning champions, Manchester City's early-season form and defensive vulnerabilities are critical indicators for the competitive landscape of the Premier League.

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Enzo Maresca said Manchester City ‘need to avoid conceding goals’ like the three they did against Sunderland. Photograph: Roger Evans/Action Plus/Shutterstock Enzo Maresca said Manchester City ‘need to avoid conceding goals’ like the three they did against Sunderland. Photograph: Roger Evans/Action Plus/Shutterstock Manchester City Maresca dismisses title talk as ‘too early’ after Manchester City take over at the top ‘I prefer to win 1-0 than 5-3 but expected a difficult game’

Semenyo scored twice in 5-3 victory against Sunderland

Prefer the Guardian on Google Enzo Maresca dismissed ­Manchester City pulling ahead in the title race after Sunday’s 5-3 win over Sunderland , with the manager stating it is “too early” in the season.

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