Grotesque development: Back had to guard the goal

Manchester City should have secured a definitive advancement in the Champions League, but the English mesterklub must wait a little yet, after the team only got

Ann McDonald
Ann McDonald
06 November 2019 Wednesday 20:00
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Grotesque development: Back had to guard the goal

Manchester City should have secured a definitive advancement in the Champions League, but the English mesterklub must wait a little yet, after the team only got a 1-1 draw away to Italian Atalanta.

the City had otherwise has all the opportunities to close the match early. City shall come on to the round, as the team leads group C convincingly with ten points in the last two rounds.

Dinamo Zagreb and Shakhtar Donetsk, who on Wednesday played 3-3, follows on the next places with five points.

Atalanta, Wednesday evening, had Simon Kjaer on the bench throughout the match, picked his first point on Wednesday.

Manchester City put themselves totally in the match and maintained the grip throughout the first half, which could easily be connected with 3 or 4-0 to City.

It also started well, with Raheem Sterling's goal after seven minutes, when he slipped free in the box.

With a little more luck and skill had Sterling scored a hat-trick in the first half, but came a Atalanta-play a bit in the way, since Sterling got a serving from the end line of Kevin De Bruyne.

Sterling was also about to slip through shortly before the break, but he was pulled down just outside the box. He kicked himself free kick and near vienna a penalty for hand on the ball.

the Brazilian Gabriel Jesus was set to kick, but although he kicked softly and gently, and rolled he ball nearly a meter past the target, and thus was Atalanta only trailing by one at the break.

It would be expensive for the City, a few minutes after the break headede Mario Pasalic to equalise after a perfect post from the left.

Both teams had later chances to score sejrsmålet, but Atalanta got the best terms in his the hunt in the final phase.

the City had in the break used its målmandsudskiftning to put Claudio Bravo into, and when he after the 80 minutes got the red card for a professional free kick, put the City defender Kyle Walker at the goal.

In the unfamiliar position managed he to keep the target clean, as the match ended 1-1.

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Updated: 06.11.2019 20:00