Man City vs Bournemouth

Manchester City host AFC Bournemouth at the Etihad Stadium in their first home game of the season. The Cityzens edged past West Ham United 2-0 last weekend ...

The Cityzens have an entire squad, including Erling Haaland, Silva, Foden and Mahrez. The Cityzens edged past West Ham United 2-0 last weekend courtesy of Erling Haaland’s double to start on a winning note. Manchester City host AFC Bournemouth at the Etihad Stadium in their first home game of the season.

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Travers makes a crucial stop to keep De Bruyne out! Mahrez cuts inside from the right of the box, and finds Gundogan in some space. Haaland cannot quite meet Walker's cross into the area, but luckily for Cancelo, the ball drops to him. The attacker stays down and gets checked over by the physios. Just over fifteen minutes to go. Cancelo's powerful cross ricochets off the Colombian and into the back of the net.

Ilkay Gundogan scored his 50th goal for the Club, with Kevin De Bruyne and Phil Foden also on target before Jefferson Lerma turned into his own net as the ...

This was the 20th time De Bruyne had scored and assisted in a Premier League game. "They attract you with the short passes and then switch the play. "We started really well, with three or four corners and we had chances. He is so often the fulcrum of City’s attack and that was the case again today in a contest in which he was a constant threat. Bournemouth was incredibly well structured defensively, but not just defensively offensively as well. Rodrigo was alert to win the ball back in the build-up to our second, finding Foden, who released De Bruyne for a goal of the highest quality and, when the visitors conceded possession again, Mahrez’s raking cross-field ball to the Belgian saw Guardiola’s men go from back to front in two passes.

Match report and highlights as Man City beat Bournemouth 4-0 at the Etihad; first half goals from Ilkay Gundogan, Kevin De Bruyne and Phil Foden put the ...

The right moments, the right movements, and with the quality of the players we have behind him to assist him we'll find him. The right moments, the right movements, and with the quality of the players we have behind him to assist him we'll find him. "He plays the most difficult job in the world," Guardiola said of the 22-year-old. We can be pleased with that. Man City away is not a team that will define our season. "He plays the most difficult job in the world," Guardiola said of the 22-year-old. We started really well with three or four corners after just six or seven minutes, lots of chances. Phil did not see Erling in that position but we were patient. Boss Scott Parker brought in Lewis Cook, Ryan Christie and Jack Stacey in place of Phillip Billing, Jordan Zemura and Dominic Solanke, the latter two who missed out with injury. "Our season is not this. It's just a question of time. It's just a question of time.

Erling Haaland will be desperate to continue his fast start to life in England when Manchester City host Bournemouth this weekend.The Norwegian had a.

It’s the 13th run of a team scoring 2+ goals in 10+ consecutive Premier League matches, with Man City accounting for more of them than any other side (4). - In the last 20 Premier League seasons, only two promoted teams have won away from home at the reigning champions: Bournemouth in 2015-16 and Scott Parker’s Fulham in 2020-21. The Citizens’ last four such games have produced 23 goals (F15 A8), at an average of 5.8 per game. Free Bets are paid as Bet Credits and are available for use upon settlement of qualifying bets. - Erling Haaland scored twice on his league debut for Manchester City at West Ham on the opening weekend. - Bournemouth’s Scott Parker has lost all four of his managerial meetings with Manchester City in all competitions, all with Fulham between 2019 and 2021.

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We’ll also keep a side eye on events throughout the EFL, in Scotland and in Europe, but our main focus will be these five Premier League games: Jefferson Lerma, Chris Mepham and Lloyd Kelly have the ginormous task of stopping Haaland, who makes his home debut for Manchester City today. “Those images of team selections allow a comparison of PR departments’ choice of font and style,” squints Charles Antakia. “ They all go for all-caps, some (Leicester, Leeds) with generous kerning, but Man City suffocatingly tight. In decades to come, historians will scratch their heads when they reflect upon the late 2010s and early 2020s. Leicester’s looks like it belongs on the portfolio of a start-up company specialising in eco-friendly toothpaste. Here in Indianapolis, it is an unseasonably cool 64 (19 to you). Location, location, location.” It does look violently hot at the Emirates in particular. “Good afternoon, Rob!” says Alexandra Ashton. “Following up on Charles’ analysis of the teamsheets posted by various clubs’ social media, I’d like to voice my discontent with Wolves (using a different font for the numbers, captain ©, and the word “substitutes”??) and Bournemouth (I may be blind, but those numbers seem rather hard to read). Conversely, I’m fond of Newcastle’s semi-condensed looking font and very pretty colour scheme. Haaland wrestled for the ball and then forced a return pass through to Ilkay Gundogan, who slapped it emphatically past Mark Travers. City double their lead with a goal of unobtrusive class. He received the ball on the left side of the area, looked up and floated the ball imaginatively across Ward and into the far corner. Bournemouth made the mistake of crossing the halfway line and were punished on the break.

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Without the ball we are there, with the ball we are patient enough to create the chances." "The levels were different today against a world class team. "As a team we did a really good performance," City boss Guardiola said.