Man City rewrites Champions League history after another disappointing match

Manchester City faced Feyenoord in the fifth round of the UEFA Champions League and made history, though not in a way they would celebrate.

Details: The "Citizens" led 3-0 but surrendered their advantage in just 14 minutes, with the match ending in a 3-3 draw. According to OptaJoe, Manchester City became the first team in Champions League history to hold a three-goal lead as late as the 75th minute and fail to win.

This result also extends City's winless streak to six matches. Pep Guardiola's side now has five losses and one draw in this stretch.

Despite the team's struggles, Erling Haaland made history, becoming the fastest player in Champions League history to achieve 50 goal contributions (goals and assists).

Reminder: The Dailysports team has compiled the full schedule and all results from the fifth round of the UEFA Champions League for fans to review.