El Manchester City derroto 2-1 at Borussia Dortmund, it’s martes in englaterra, y toma ligera ventaja de cara a la vuelta de los cuartos de final dand the League of Champions, the closest school in Germany.
El belga Kevin de Bruyne (19) leading the Premier League, Marco Reus empathizing with the Germans until the final (84), while Phil Foden won the Pep Guardiola team over the boy (90).
The City, which looks forward to four titles this season, confirms its favorite elimination cartel ahead of Dortmund, which is presented at the Etihad Stadium without its pillars, Belgian midfielder Axel Witsel, English midfielder Jadon Sancho and the joven perla Youssoufa Moukouko.
Guardiola, on the other hand, saluted his home team, albeit without a center back, with Bernardo Silva as False 9 and Phil Foden, Riyad Mahrez and Kevin de Bruyne as supporters of the Portuguese.
And in the first English pilgrimage game, the City lost. Mahrez robbed a field goal in the center of the camp and mounted a counter that culminated in De Bruyne with a quick rematch from the front of the area (19).
The casting for the Dortmund bludo haber sido burgemeester al descanso, ya que el árbitro rumano Ovidiu Alin Hategan señaló como penal una entrada de Emre can’bre ‘Rodri’, aunque se retracto de su decisioni tras consult the VAR (29).
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The Germans, in addition, apparently inquired about the Ark of Brazil’s Ederson, who for the time being had only scored one goal in the two disputed parties.
Although it may have been different, there was an error in the Brazilian locker on a Jude Bellingham goal that the referee annulled for the fall of 17 years (37).
Ederson’s repetition of this error is a one-size-fits-all error in Erling Haaland’s most comment on the second part (48).
The City lost the second on three clear occasions, two from Foden (65 and 77) and one from De Bruyne (76) and the player had paid for it in a game that took place in midnight.
Marco Reus empathized with the Germans to receive a big pass from Haaland (84), even though the English had two weeks to celebrate the victory, with Foden’s aunt passing by Ilkay Gündogan (90).
Manchester City Paragraphs: Ederson, Walker, Rúben Dias, Stones, Gundogan, Rodri, De Bruyne, Bernardo Silva, Mahrez, Joao Cancelo, Foden
Borussia Dortmund paragraphs: Hitz, Morey, Dahoud, Haaland, Reus, Guerreiro, Hummels, Akanji, Bellingham, Emre Can, Knauff