England’s champions, Manchester City, largely dominated the Spaniards in Seville on Tuesday at the Estadio Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan (4-0). Erling Haaland scored two goals.
Match: 4-0
A sense of relief emerged from Manchester City’s win over Sevilla on Tuesday (4-0), led by a duo in the second leg but diabolically effective: Kevin De Bruyne – Erling Haaland. The first, well fired by England midfielder Phil Foden, served the second in the opening scoreline for the Norwegian (20). The former Borussia Dortmund player only had to push the ball into the net. Upon leaving the locker room, the Belgian midfielder merged with his striker to present himself alone against Yassine Bounou, who achieved the achievement (49).
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Twenty minutes later, the Scandinavian striker finally scored two goals (No. 67), definitively eliminating the suspense of this meeting, which the Englishman Phil Foden had already started well, and who had already doubled the gap by deceiving Yassin Bono, goalkeeper Sefilian, who was not around He has no power (59). Portuguese defender Ruben Dias added his name to the scoreboard at the end of the match after a cross pass from his compatriot Cancelo (92).
The Sevilla club was not able to alarm Pep Guardiola’s men, despite Isco’s bravery, dribbling at the start of the match. Manchester City occupies first place in Group G ahead of Borussia Dortmund, and Andalusians fall to the last place.
Player: Erling Haaland continues his harvest
This city of Seville was the first big test for Manchester City’s leading rising player. Erling Haaland answered now. The Norwegian heavyweight earlier in the air sector, cut a cross from Kevin De Bruyne (seventh), and lost the ball with difficulty in an acrobatic position passing in front of Marcos Acuna, the left side of Seville (49). Sometimes in the game on the ground, in delivery, in the depth or in the surface, a kick from Phil Foden is perfectly blocked by Bono (67th place). He took the reins perfectly from the inside of his left foot, taking another cross from Belgium’s Kevin De Bruyne (20). He has 12 goals in 7 matches.
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Sevilla coach Julen Lopetegui’s men have not won a game so far this season. It’s a horrific start to the fourth season in the last edition of La Liga, which could jeopardize the Spaniard’s place on the Andalusian bench.
