English league 23-24
Game board
Cycle 29 – 04/23/2024
- Burnley
- 1 – 2
- Brentford
- Luton
- 1 – 1
- Nottingham Forest
- Fulham
- 0 – 3
- Tottenham
- West Ham
- 1 – 1
- Aston Villa
- Wolves
- 1 – 0
- Bournemouth
- Crystal Palace
- 0 – 2
- Newcastle
- Everton
- 0 – 2
- Liverpool
- Manchester United
- 2 – 4
- Sheffield United
- Brighton
- 4 – 0
- Manchester city
The 33rd round in the Premier League continued tonight, when Manchester City defeated Brighton 0:4 and came within two points of Arsenal with a game in hand. The Citizens stood up to the pressure very easily and kept the opportunity to take the first place in the table.
The first half was simply wonderful for Pep Guardiola’s men, who simply abused the hapless hosts. First it was Kevin de Bruyne who scored a spectacular goal in the 17th minute with a shot in the net following a wonderful attack by the guests.
In the 26th minute, Phil Foden established a 0:2 lead for the great Trabalista when he scored from a free kick following the ball was deflected and misled Jason Steele. In the 34th minute, Foden completed a personal double following a serious mistake in the complacent defense of the Seagulls. In the 62nd minute, Julian Albers broke the scoring streak and sealed the result of the game when he scored in front of an empty net following a pass by Kyle Walker, who received an incredible deep ball from Ederson.
In the next round, the Blues will be hosted by Nottingham Forest from the bottom with the aim of continuing to win, with every point critical for the championship fight. On the other hand, De Zerbi’s trainees will be hosted by Bournemouth and will hope to recover once morest Andoni Ireola’s interesting team.
second half
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’90+6
- Jared Gilt whistled to end the match!
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’90+4
- City’s huge miss! Jeremy Duco stopped once morest Steele one on one
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’85
- Joao Pedro, the host’s only bright spot in the game, received a cross from Igor and made a huge miss from close range
Joao Pedro once morest the Manchester City defense (Reuters)
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’79
- Jeremy Duco took the field in place of Bernardo Silva
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’79
- Sergio Gomes replaced Rodri
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’79
- Triple substitution of the Citizens: Kyle Walker came out, Rico Lewis took his place
Phil Foden vs Carlos Balba (Reuters)
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’77
- Carlos Balba also received a yellow card
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’76
- Another Seagulls substitution: Danny Welbeck made way for Mark O’Mahony who made his second Premier League appearance overall
Simon Edingara vs Mateo Kovacic (Reuters)
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’75
- Danny Welbeck broke free on the edge of the box and kicked high over Ederson’s goal
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’71
- Matthews Nunes replaced Kevin de Bruyne
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’71
- Pep Guardiola’s double substitution: Phil Foden came out, Jack Grealish took his place on the pitch
Julian Albers celebrates (Reuters)
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’62
- Gate! Manchester City went up 0:4: Ederson sent an amazing ball to Kyle Walker who left him alone behind the defense of the hosts, the defender cooked for Alvares who broke his scoring streak
Simon Edingara once morest Joschko Gabardiol (Reuters) Kevin de Bruyne once morest the Brighton defense (Reuters)
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’60
- Another threat from Julian Albers who really wants to break the drought. This time the striker kicked hard from a difficult angle and the ball went past Steel’s crossbar
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’59
- Another error in the Brighton defense allowed the visitors to attack. Phil Foden intercepted and passed to Julian Albers, the Argentinian kicked to the center of the goal and Steele caught without a problem
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’56
- Another replacement for the Seagulls: Jacob Moder left, Igor entered in his place
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’53
- Joao Pedro tried to break into the box with a nice personal move, but Ederson reacted well and stopped him
Phil Foden vs Lewis Dunk (Reuters)
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’46
- Joel Weltman gave way to the grass, Odaluga Ofia took his place
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’46
- Roberto de Zerbi’s double substitution: Simon Edingara comes on for Adam Lallana
first half
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’35
- Joel Waltman entered Jared Gillet’s notebook first
Phil Foden celebrates (Reuters) Phil Foden scores (Reuters)
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’34
- Gate! Manchester City went up to 0:3: Wow! Pep Guardiola’s minions simply trample the unfortunate hostess. Foden completed a personal double with ease following a difficult mistake in the defense of the young Valentin Barko
Manchester City players are happy (Reuters) Phil Foden celebrates (Reuters) Phil Foden scores (Reuters)
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’26
- Gate! Manchester City went up 0:2: Phil Foden kicked a free kick from the edge of the box, the ball was deflected by the opponent’s player and beat Jason Steele. A double advantage for the trabalistic woman
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’20
- The pressure of the visitors continues, this time it was Julian Albers who bombed from a difficult angle, but missed the frame
Kevin de Bruyne celebrates (Reuters) Kevin de Bruyne scores (Reuters)
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’17
- Gate! Manchester City went up 0:1: a wonderful goal by City. Foden put in a great deep ball to Kyle Walker who lifted a measured ball in. Kevin De Bruyne stepped up to the plate and scored with a great shot on the net
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’14
- First situation for the Blues, Phil Foden put a good ball into the box with a free kick, Naitan Ake kicked far over the frame
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‘3
- First threat of the host. Danny Welbeck broke through and kicked weakly from a difficult angle, Ederson caught easily
Gareth Southgate, came to watch (Reuters) Roberto de Zerbi (Reuters) Pep Guardiola (Reuters)
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‘1
- Judge Jared Gilt started the match!
