It's the same old story at Anfield again... So! David Mooney is joined by StatCity.co.uk supremo Adam Carter and the BBC Football Correspondent John Murray to pick the bones out of what went wrong... again.

The team look at goals (allowed and disallowed), Pep Guardiola's approach to the match, and the fallout off the pitch since. 

Dan Burke and Harry Stopes discuss what Jurgen Klopp said about City's spending power -- and we also take a look ahead to games with Brighton and Borussia Dortmund.

David Mooney is joined by City fans Ally Fogg and Bob Toole to review the matches against Southampton and Copenhagen -- include the VAR use in Denmark, how City coped with Southampton's press, and how the team are learning to play up to Haaland.

It's time to preview the annual nerve-shredder at Anfield, too -- so we're joined by Neil Atkinson from the Anfield Wrap to give us the insight into Liverpool's hit-and-miss start to the season.

Plus we're looking at some Retro City Goals, with the man behind the Instagram account celebrating City's strikes from pre-2008.

David Mooney is joined by City fan Ciaran Murray and former City defender Nedum Onuoha to reflect on a dominant Manchester Derby victory.

There's more on the genius of Erling Haaland -- as we also speak to Duncan Alexander from Opta to discuss how ridiculous the striker's stats are, plus we focus on Phil Foden after his first hat-trick for the club.

We're looking ahead to games with Southampton and FC Copenhagen, too. And we also have a look at what Guardiola's said about his future and how the club is well-placed for the coming years, whether or not he stays on.

It's Manchester Derby week! David Mooney is joined by City fan Adam Monk and One Football's Dan Burke to preview that match -- and the coming Champions League tie with FC Copenhagen.

We get insight into how United are doing this season from Jay Mottershead from the Stretford Paddock YouTube channel, while David Bastian-Møller from the podcast Copenhagen Sundays joins the show to tell us all about City's Champions League opposition.

We're also reflecting on our best Manchester Derby goal memories from Maine Road and the Etihad -- plus we field questions about Guardiola's future and McAtee's development at Sheff Utd (with help from our EDS expert Sean Blinkhorn).

David Mooney is joined by City fans Chris Higginbottom and, from StatCity.co.uk, Adam Carter, to reflect on the team's 3-0 win at Wolves.

Are we now watching a different style of City, which is making us feel like the team have less control of games? Or is it just that City haven't hit their stride yet this season? Either way, they're winning games, so it can only be a positive!

Erling Haaland continues to impress and we focus on Jack Grealish, as he played at Molineux like a weight was lifted from his shoulders -- Sam Roscoe is examining his and Pep Guardiola's recent comments about the winger's form.

We also hear from Tony Sharkey, the football agent who ALMOST got Pep Guardiola to City a decade before he ended up joining the club.

David Mooney is joined by two City fans -- in the shape of Paul Atherton and the artist formerly known as The Paris Angel, Macca -- to review the late win against Borussia Dortmund.

Historian Dr Gary James joins the show to talk about City playing under Kings of the UK, while we also check in with Dave Azzopardi from Talking Wolves ahead of the trip to Molineux.

Author and City fan Simon Curtis speaks to us about his new book, City in Europe.

David Mooney is joined by Jack Gaughan from The Daily Mail and Will Unwin from The Guardian to review City's games against Aston Villa and Sevilla -- focussing on City's control and momentum in matches.

Sam Roscoe looks over the biggest transfer window of change in some time, before Jack from the Rule the Roost podcast joins us to talk about Tottenham's start to the season so far. Stefan Buczko from the Yellow Wall Podcast returns to give us insight into how Borussia Dortmund are playing, too.

David Mooney is joined by Manchester City fan Adam Monk and the Manchester Evening News's chief City correspondent Simon Bajkowski to look back on a week of Erling Haaland lunacy. Back-to-back hat-tricks for the Norwegian helped City see off Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest -- not without a few moments of controversy.

Frankie Maguire from the All Villa No Filler podcast joins the show to preview this weekend's trip to Villa Park, plus Thom Harris from La Liga Lowdown gives us insight into Sevilla, as City begin their Champions League campaign this week, too.

We also take a look at City's newfound mental strength to keep turning around 0-2 deficits -- and Stefan Buczko from the Yellow Wall Borussia Dortmund podcast explains all about City's new signing Manuel Akanji.

David Mooney is joined by Dom Farrell from Sporting News and City fan Joe Butterfield to review the exciting 3-3 draw at Newcastle. Should Kieran Trippier's red card have stood? Were City lucky to get a point from 3-1 down? Or should they have taken control sooner than they did?

We hear all about Crystal Palace's start to the season from Dan from the blog HLTCO, while Nottingham Forest fan and journalist Nick Miller gives us insight into what's happening at the City Ground - plus Sam Roscoe examines why Palace have become a bit of a problem team for City lately.

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