Should Dream Team bosses be concerned about Manchester City’s creaking form?

HOW quickly things can change in the world of Dream Team.

Prior to Gameweek 10, Manchester City were imperious Premier League leaders and undefeated in the Champions League.

Suddenly, after consecutive defeats to Tottenham, Bournemouth and Sporting CP, they're in crisis.

Pep Guardiola's side aren't truly in crisis of course; their 2-1 loss to the Cherries ended the fourth-longest unbeaten streak in Premier League history and the decorated tactician will still feel confident of a place in the Champions League knockout stage in the new year.

But everything is relative to the standards expected of the club in question and the nature of City's Gameweek 10 disappointments will have unnerved more than a few Dream Team managers.

For starters, Erling Haaland (£8.9m) has been usurped at the top of the rankings by Mohamed Salah (£7.3m).

The Norwegian No9's tally of 150 points remains hugely impressive and he's still comfortably the top goalscorer in all competitions (14) but gaffers who captained him in Gameweek 10 have been left unsatisfied.

Haaland let fly with plenty of shots against Bournemouth and Sporting but failed to find the net with any of them, including a missed penalty in the Portuguese capital on Tuesday night.

As a result, he notched just six points from the two outings while Liverpool's Egyptian hero banked 22 points at the expense of Brighton and Bayer Leverkusen to claim top spot.

Those who captained Salah over Haaland have benefited from a huge swing this week!

Elsewhere, Gameweek 10 was also a nightmare for Rico Lewis (£4m).

The talented teenager has been one of the best value-for-money assets in the game throughout the first quarter of the season but, with City having conceded six goals, he mustered just a single point across his two most recent outings.