Man City goalkeeper Ederson causes CHAOS after charging out of his box and leaving an open goal for Feyenoord’s equaliser in 3-3 draw

Manchester City goalkeeper Ederson was left red-faced after charging out and leaving an open goal for Feyenoord to score a crucial equaliser.

Pep Guardiola ‘s side had lost five matches in a row, in all competitions, prior to the Champions League clash and looked as though they were going to change that.

An Ilkay Gundogan strike and Erling Haaland brace secured put the hosts in the driving seat at the Etihad stadium.

However, Feyenoord hit back with three goals in the final 15 minutes of regular time to ensure that Guardiola’s side did not leave with all three points.

City goalkeeper Ederson will feel he played a large part in the Dutch giants taking a point from the match after rushing out of his goal to allow them to equalise.

In the dying moments of the match, the Brazilian charged out of his goal but mistimed his run, which allowed David Hancko to put the ball into an empty net.

The Brazilian came charging out of his goal but missed the ball to allow their equalising goal

It was a curious decision from the City stopper and fans were quick to respond on social media.

‘What was Ederson doing?’ one fan asked as they shared a screenshot of Ederson flying out of his box.

‘There’s a reason why Ederson is behind Alisson in the Brazil national team pecking order,’ another supporter said.

Dragging another City player into the debate, one user wrote: ‘Ederson and Gvardiol have genuinely bottled a 3-0 lead. That is impressive’.

Speaking on the goal, Stuart Pearce told Amazon Prime: ‘The line is so high, no pressure on the ball, they’ve helped it round the corner, the line’s not straight, he’s played onside and all you can see is black shirts around the box.’

‘City play an aggressive high line, if you play that ad your players are full of confidence they’ll know when to come up and when to stay with the runners. 

‘When the confidence is shaken a, little bit, you hold that line and you think “should I stay or not” and that hesitation costs you a goal.’

Earlier in the game, Haaland took his goal tally for the campaign up to 17 goals after bagging a first-half brace against the visitors.

City had looked in cruise control prior to a frantic 15-minute period at the end of the match

Pep Guardiola’s side are now six games without a win as they now head to title rivals Liverpool

The first came from the penalty spot before he later slid in to convert from close range to double his tally on the night – prior to City’s capitulation.

Gundogan also found the back of the net after a deflected volley found its way past the Feyennord defence and goalkeeper.