Rodri’s late leveller earned Manchester City a 1-1 draw against Chelsea but the reigning champions lost ground in the Premier League title race.
Raheem Sterling’s goal against his former club had given Mauricio Pochettino’s men a deserved lead at halftime and Chelsea had chances to extend their advantage.
All through the encounter, Erling Haaland wasted a series of opportunities to equalise as City tried so hard.
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But Pep Guardiola’s team did find the goal they needed with Rodri’s left-footed effort deflecting off Trevor Chalobah and into the net.
They pushed for the winner, causing a series of heated plays in the Chelsea box, but had to settle for the draw in a thrilling game.
Pochettino’s team fought for it with their determination, and the draw lifted them back above Wolves and into the top half of the table.
Man City may feel the dropped points more. They are now third, four points behind the Premier League leaders Liverpool and two behind the ruthless Mikel Arteta’s machine.
