Twitter reacts to Manchester City dropping points at Burnley

Matchday 26 early kickoff saw 7th placed Burnley take on Manchester City at home. The first 15 minutes of the game proved to be very physical with Vincent Kompany making reckless challenges on the Burnley players. He committed four fouls in the first quarter of the game but surprisingly wasn't booked for any of the challenges by the referee, Martin Atkinson.

The first goal of the game was scored by Danilo in the 22nd minute, launching a right footed shot from outside the box. This was City's 10th goal from outside the box in the Premier League, 6th different goal scored by a City player. Despite that wonder goal, Burnley stayed alive in the game. A much better 2nd half for Burnley eventually paid off as a cross from Matt Lowton from the right flank in the box saw Johann Berg Gudmundsson put in a left footed shot to earn an equalizer for Burnley and a well-deserved point.

Here' show twitter reacted:

Spent over £300 million, and City only name 6 subs?? What is the point in that? Why not stick an academy product on the bench for the experience and a few minutes if the games going well? Pointless Pep😂 #MCFC #BURMCI

— Molly Shepherd-Boden (@MollyShep) February 3, 2018

Guardiola is turning into a parody of himself. Going down mourinho route. Can only name 6 subs after not getting mahrez. Whatever happened to promoting youth . #BURMCI

— the realist (@howay51) February 3, 2018

Gary Neville bang on. 6 subs on the bench is just pure arrogance from Guardiola. Typical of him. And i thought Guardiola was supposed to be some kind of God at bringing youth through? #MCFC #BURMCI

— Scott (@GhostOfScottLaw) February 3, 2018

#BURMCI can gary neville please shut up let pep do what he wants you had your chance as a manager and failed miserably. So please just let quality managers like pep get on with their job

— Tajhloy Samuels (@SamuelsTajhloy) February 3, 2018

From watching Laporte ping long range diagonal balls to watching Kompany tripping over the ball is a shock to the system

— SagnaBoy (@SagnaBoy) February 3, 2018

Burnley have had four players hurt in the opening 15 minutes. Besides that and Kompany colliding with half of the Burnley side, not much to report.

— City Watch (@City_Watch) February 3, 2018

Wasn't long ago Vincent Kompany was deemed one of the best central defenders in Europe. Now he is seen as the weak link in this Man City defence, a sad demise #BURMCI #MCFC

— Post2Post Football (@Post2PostFooty) February 3, 2018

#BURMCI OMG Stirling. My granny could have scored that, and she’s been dead 4 years!

— mikeyboy (@mikemeusz1) February 3, 2018

Fernando Torres on Raheem Sterling's open goal miss pic.twitter.com/yPsWotaQyf

— Troll Football (@TrollFootball) February 3, 2018

Sean Dyche is English Simeone. #BURMCI #Burnley #PremierLeague

— le_jeff (@le_jeff_reine) February 3, 2018

Guardiola has improved Sterling's positional play and off the ball movement.... The finishing is a natural thing and about his finishing, less said the better...... #BURMCI #Sterling

— Bhanuprakash (@bm_bhanuprakash) February 3, 2018

Raheem Sterling produces a miss of the season - Now, coming too often thou. #EPL #BURMCI

— Fet Olu (@Fet_Olu) February 3, 2018

Hard fought effort in every sense of the word from @BurnleyOfficial. Well deserved point halting Pep's Blues. #BURMCI 1-1 #PL

— Chris Wright (@chriswright35) February 3, 2018

Burnley are the ultimate long ball team in the league. So precise in their passing. Beautiful. #BURMCI

— Cantona Vibes (@VibesCantona) February 3, 2018

Man City without David Silva lacks precision, Gundogan is not an answer. #BURMCI

— 🇿🇦DJ 2Shott🇿🇦 (@dj2shott) February 3, 2018

Sterling's expression totally sums up all our reactions after that miss.#BURMCI #Sterling #ManCity pic.twitter.com/Z2ls1r0f34

— Namratha Gowda (@namratha5977) February 3, 2018