Buendía the architect of City’s bad day, Arsenal were woeful in defence and Maguire deserved better from Leicester fansThe Dozen: our pick of the weekend’s best picturesThe way in which Norwich turned a negative into a positive was quite something. With nigh-on a full team of players out injured, the odds of stopping Manchester City looked insurmountable. Instead Daniel Farke’s men gave their best performance of the season by far, not only cutting the champions open but looking solid at the back for the first time. There was kudos for the debutants in defence, Sam Byram and Ibrahim Amadou, but also for more seasoned Norwich players. Emi Buendía and Marco Stiepermann were central to a buccaneering style in the Championship yet had struggled to bring that form to the top flight. With the gauntlet down, however, they delivered. Buendía contributed two assists and regularly sprung the City press. Stiepermann sparked several counter attacks and crucially reestablished his understanding with Teemu Pukki. Paul MacInnes Related: Watford look like their old selves now Quique Sánchez Flores is back | Nick Ames Related: The Dozen: Guardiola's grief and David Luiz's lunge – the best Premier League pictures Related: Tammy Abraham revels up front but Chelsea need to tighten up at the back Related: Premier League, La Liga, Bundesliga, Serie A and Ligue 1 top scorers 2019-20 Continue readingreadfullarticle
