It's that's weird confirmation bias that we see in here anytime we get a good win, a lot of people lose their heads a bit and start making grand conclusions based on that singular result which some cases could have gone completely a different way. City was a good win but they are in a terrible moment right now, winning that game didn't mean anything beyond the fact we won that game.
In some respects I kind of think a result and performance like today is sort of brings everyone back down to ground. We kept a clean against City but they deffo had their chances and should be disappointed they didn't score. Today reminds everyone that no, we are still far from the finished article and just swapping the CBs doesn't solve the systemic defensive issues.
In terms of the positives and I think there were quite a few. Kulu looked great for 65 minutes, his form is really, really drilled in right now. The replacement CBs largely coped with fitting into whatever it is that we do at the back.
Bentancur had a good game before the rash challenge and the risk of a red. Son didn't look as past as usual but still a shadow of his former self.
Most importantly Foster looked comfortable I don't think you can attribute any blame for Thier goals to him and he again made some telling saves.