Premier League action returned with a full round of midweek games, with Arsenal claiming North London bragging rights with a slender home win over Tottenham on Wednesday. Elsewhere, Brentford and

Manchester City star Phil Foden was on the scoresheet as Pep Guardiola's men were held to a 2-2 draw by Brentford.

Manchester City are 12 points behind leaders Liverpool in the table, with Phil Foden conceding their hopes of a fifth-straight title.

Phil Foden was left frustrated after seeing Manchester City squander a two-goal lead over Brentford on Tuesday to fall 12 points behind Premier League leaders Liverpool

Phil Foden blamed Manchester City's fitness as they struggled to contain Brentford in the final half hour as the Bees came from 2-0 down to secure a point on Tuesday

Phil Foden has urged City to learn from their mistakes after letting a two-goal lead slip to draw in the Premier League against Brentford.

Phil Foden has admitted Man City's hopes of winning a fifth consecutive Premier League title are over after playing 2-2 draw against Brentford

Manchester City midfielder, Phil Foden, has admitted their Premier League title defence is already over. The 24-year-old scored twice as they were held to a 2-2 draw at Brentford in midweek. The result saw Pep Guardiola’s team drop points for the 11th time in 21 matches this season.

This season saw one of Manchester City’s most talented players make a slow start to the 24/25 season. Phil Foden was well below his best for the majority of the first half of the season.

Cole Palmer (Chelsea, £11.4m): Chelsea will look to bounce back against struggling Wolves, who were ripped apart in the reverse fixture 6-2 in August, with Palmer providing 4 goal contributions that day. Anthony Gordon (Newcastle United, £7.7m): Gordon's form and attacking involvement make him an excellent budget option.

The England man loves facing Brentford, having now scored seven times in seven matches against the west London side. His first in this game came from an exquisite Kevin De Bruyne cross, which he deftly guided in off the far post.