Manchester City fell to a third consecutive Premier League defeat on Saturday, losing 3-1 away to Nottingham Forest at the City Ground, according to The Washington Post. The result allowed Arsenal to open a six-point lead at the top of the table.
Liam Delap scored for Forest and ended the club's goal drought at its own ground, Sky Sports reported. The Guardian described Delap's goals as "stunners" in reporting City's third league loss in a row.
The Washington Post reported the Forest result together with Arsenal's six-point advantage, while the BBC carried live coverage and reaction from across the Premier League on the day.
The Telegraph framed City's form as now being as much of a concern as the guilty verdict in the club's ongoing case, suggesting the run of results has become a serious issue in its own right.
City's losing streak now stands at three league matches, and the gap to Arsenal has grown to six points. Further details on the other results that shaped the table were not included in the source material.
Attention now turns to whether City can halt the slide in their next league fixture, and whether Arsenal can hold or extend their lead at the top.
