Manchester City’s losing sequence is over – just. But they are still a listing ship that can go down at any moment. Three-nil up after 75 minutes, a late horror show ceded the advantage as Feyenoord prayed on their nerves via Anis Hadj Moussa, Santiago Giménez and David Hancko who drew ­Feyenoord level to earn a well-fought point.

After five consecutive losses, a canter of a win was on the cards that would have made life for Pep ­Guardiola and his players feel far brighter ahead of the champions next challenge: Sunday’s trip to Anfield to take on Liverpool. But after City’s shaky finish here, they will hardly relish the trip to Arne Slot’s leaders.