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Real Madrid Advances to UEFA Champions League Semifinals After Dramatic Penalty Shoot-out Victory Over Holders City
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The match began with an impressive start as City midfielder Bernardo Silva netted against Real Madrid for the third consecutive season, surprising goalkeeper Andriy Lunin with a clever free-kick just two minutes in.
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City remains just one point behind Arsenal after the Gunners' 2-0 victory over Luton Town, while Pep Guardiola's team is on par with Liverpool, pending the Reds' match against Sheffield United on Thursday.
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John Stones capitalized on a clever corner routine orchestrated by Kevin De Bruyne to secure a first-half lead for City, while Alexis Mac Allister's penalty in the second half resulted in both teams earning a point each.
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Man City has now secured a Premier League double over rivals Man Utd for the sixth time, with half of these achieved under Guardiola (also in 2018/19 and 2021/22).
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Haaland's accomplishment marks the first time a player has scored five or more goals in an FA Cup match for a top-flight club since George Best in 1970, with Kevin de Bruyne assisting in the first four goals.
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City's Hard-Fought Win Propels Them to Second Place in Premier League, Just a Point Behind Liverpool
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Jota's goal in the 31st minute gave Liverpool the lead on Saturday night, but Dara O'Shea equalized for Burnley just before halftime.
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Securing a third consecutive victory brings the champions within two points of leaders Liverpool, with an equal number of matches played
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City becomes the fourth trophy holder to win four group-stage matches, securing their 11th consecutive knockout stage entry.
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Playing in his homeland, Manuel Akanji broke the deadlock for Pep Guardiola’s European champions shortly after half-time.
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Following his team's 1-0 win against Manchester City in the PL match at Emirates Stadium in London on Sunday, Arsenal head coach Mikel Arteta said that there were moments when the home team had to suffer, but they showed real determination till the end.
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Manchester City made it six wins from six games to start the Premier League season with a 2-0 win at home to Nottingham Forest
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The Premier League, FA Cup, UEFA Champions League, and UEFA Super Cup trophies were showcased in the city.
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Pep Guardiola returned to the dugout for his team. They fell behind when James Ward-Prowse deflected Vladimir Coufal's cross beyond Ederson in the 36th minute.
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England defender's future had been in question after links with a move to Bayern Munich during the last transfer window
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Julian Alvarez's initial goal for City was promptly matched by Tim Ream. Nevertheless, just before halftime, Nathan Ake reestablished City's lead, a goal that Fulham contended should have been disallowed for offside by VAR.
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Manchester City remain top of the Premier League with four wins from four games after beating Fulham, while Tottenham moved into second
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Erling Haaland propelled the defending champions into the lead with a powerful header in the 63rd minute, redeeming himself after hitting the post with a penalty earlier, according to Xinhua's report.
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Erling Haaland missed a penalty. Virgil van Dijk was shown a straight red card. Trent Alexander-Arnold and Kyle Walker made sloppy defensive errors leading to goals