Analyzing match outcomes

I'm looking into recent matches involving City and Leipzig. In the first leg, it was 1-1, with Mahrez scoring first before Leipzig equalized. In the quarter-finals against Bayern, it ended 1-1 with a Kimmich penalty equalizing after Haaland scored. The semifinal against Real Madrid also had a 1-1 result with Vinicius Jr and De Bruyne each scoring. For the 2023-24 UCL, City played Leipzig away, coming back to win 3-1 after conceding first. This contradicts the user's claim, so the statement might be incorrect.Clarifying match history

It seems the user's statement about City not conceding first since 2021 is incorrect. They did concede first at Real Madrid in the 2023 semifinals but did not win. However, they conceded first in 2023 against Leipzig and still won, which contradicts the claim. A precise correction would mention that the last time City came back after conceding first away was on October 4, 2023, against RB Leipzig. It’s a definite come-from-behind win worth noting!Correcting user statement

I'm reflecting on the match details: during the game at Wankdorf on October 25, 2023, City scored first but wasn't behind when they played Young Boys. However, they did concede first in the away match against Leipzig, where City came back to win 3-1. The user's claim about not conceding since 2021 is incorrect. I'll respond by stating: "这不准确，2023年欧冠小组赛对莱比锡，曼城客场先丢球后3-1逆转，所以并非自2021年首次," while including match details for clarity.Clarifying the match details

First, I'll state that the user's claim isn't accurate. I can cite the match from October 4, 2023, where Leipzig lost 1-3 to City after conceding first. Openda scored for Leipzig, but City responded with goals from Foden, Alvarez, and Doku. Therefore, it's not the first time since the 2021 PSG match. If they're referring to knockout matches specifically, then it could be valid. I'll phrase my response in Chinese: "若只算淘汰赛，可能成立；若包含小组赛，则不成立." This should summarize the clarification well!