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- 44 ‘- Goal – Gabriel Jesus (0 – 2)
- 21 ‘- Goal – Raheem Sterling (0 – 1)
- 83 ‘- Yellow – Yves Bissouma
- 81 ‘- Goal – Raheem Sterling (0 – 5)
- 78 ‘- Verv. Pascal Groß door Dan Burn
- 72 ‘- Verv. Rodrigo door Fernandinho
- 72′ – Verv. Eric García door John Stones
- 70 ‘- Verv. Leandro Trossard by Alireza Jahanbakhsh
- 64 ‘- Ref. Kevin De Bruyne by David Silva
- 64 ‘- Ref. Benjamin Mendy by Oleksandr Zinchenko
- 64 ‘- Ref. Gabriel Jesus by Phil Foden
- 59 ‘- Verv. Aaron Connolly door Neal Maupay
- 59 ‘- Ref. Davy Pröpper by Dale Stephens
- 59′ – Verv. Martín Montoya door Tariq Lamptey
- 57 ‘- Goal – Bernardo Silva (0 – 4)
- 53 ‘- Goal – Raheem Sterling (0 – 3)
For the second day in a row, Manchester City has played with a five-beat. Tonight Brighton was the kid on the bill. Raheem Sterling scored three times in the ball wash, Kevin De Bruyne went to the side after an hour (without assist).
Brighton was never able to cover up the quality gap with Manchester City in-house.
City actually did what it wanted and Raheem Sterling started the goal festival halfway through the first company with a nice slider.
At the break, the damage was more or less limited after a rose from Gabriel Jesus, but also in the second half Brighton was the plaything of a superior City.
Kevin De Bruyne wanted to boost his statistics a bit, but curled a free kick against the post.
The spotlights were then placed on Sterling, who would score twice with his head.
The 0-5 in particular was a joke after bumbling in the Brighton defense. Home goalkeeper Mat Ryan did not look too good at the 0-4 of Bernardo Silva.
0-5 after a demonstration from Manchester City. Kevin De Bruyne experienced the last half hour from the bench and is stuck with 18 assists for the time being.
Sterling moves in the 0-1 nicely:
First 25, then 26:
And number 27 would also follow (thanks to the home defense):
