Foden, Grealish feel unwell after derby incidents

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has expressed concern for players Phil Foden and Jack Grealish, who are struggling after incidents involving fans during the Manchester derby. Grealish was allegedly assaulted by a supporter, and Foden faced derogatory chants about his mother, prompting Guardiola to highlight the broader societal issue of declining standards of behavior. While Manchester United has condemned the chants, the Football Association has opted not to take action against the club. Guardiola emphasized that these issues are not limited to one club but are prevalent throughout society and sports. As City prepares for their upcoming match against Crystal Palace, they remain without several key players due to injuries, complicating their push for a Champions League spot. The team is currently sixth in the Premier League, hoping to capitalize on the expanded qualification for next season's Champions League.