Manchester City squandered a two-goal lead before grabbing a stoppage-time winner through Phil Foden to seal a 3-2 victory over Leeds in the Premier League on Saturday.

With Erling Haaland failing to score for a third straight game, City relied largely on Foden to overcome a team languishing in the relegation zone.

The England playmaker opened the scoring after 59 seconds — for the fastest goal in the league this season — before Josko Gvardiol added a second for City in the 25th.

Leeds replied in the second half through Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Lukas Nmecha, a striker who came through City’s academy, before Foden curled home the winner in the first minute of added-on time.

City climbed to second place and trimmed the gap to first-place Arsenal, which visits Chelsea on Sunday, to four

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