Champions League 20-21
Game board
Cycle 8 – 09/03/2021
- Dortmund
- 2 – 2
- Seville
- Juventus
- 2 – 3
- Porto
- Liverpool
- 0 – 2
- Leipzig
- Paris Saint-Germain
- 1 – 1
- Barcelona
- Manchester city
- 0 – 2
- Borussia Mönchengladbach
- Real Madrid
- 1 – 3
- Atlanta
- Bayern Munich
- Wednesday, 17/03, 22:00
- Lazio
- Chelsea
- Wednesday, 17/03, 22:00
- Athletico Madrid
Kevin de Bruyne, Score: 8
The Belgian scored a goal that was simply rare in his beauty and beyond that, was involved in almost all of the Blues’ attacks
Lars Stindel, Score: 4
The captain, from whom a little more is expected, has disappeared for most of the game
Manchester City did not stop and continued tonight (Tuesday) in the wonderful season in the European arena as well when they defeated Borussia Mönchengladbach 0: 2 (0: 4 in the sum of the two games) at the Puskas Arena in Hungary and got the ticket to the quarterfinals of the Champions League.
With or without an imaginary striker, the Blues who until recently held an incredible streak of 21 wins in all competitions, continued with great ability in this contest as well and presented fine football that proved they are worthy candidates to go by the end of the year at the most prestigious factory on the continent.
On the other hand, the Germans who are in just awful shape recorded a seventh consecutive loss in all competitions and failed to stop the negative snowball. Now, they will be able to rest from the European arena and try to correct the unstable season in the local league, where they are in 10th place.

It started as early as the 13th minute, Kevin de Bruyne shelling a goal from the films when he kicked a ‘weak’ left foot with a ball to the crossbar and inside, 5 minutes later, Ilkai Gondwan, Pep’s outstanding midfielder doubled from Phil Foden’s cook (18). In the second half the trend was the same, the Citizens dominated most parts of the game but had a hard time capturing the third and settled for 0: 2 over the Germans.
Half a second
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’90 +2
- That’s it, Sergei Krasev locked up the match, Manchester City in the Champions League quarter-finals
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’90 +2
- How much he wanted to join the celebration. Riyad Mahraz, during the last of the game, entered the field and kicked with his left foot a ball that passed by the beam
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’88
- Remy Bensviani came out, Osek Wendt came in

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’88
- Nico Albadi replaced Tony Yanchka
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’84
- A good quick pass attack by Mönchengladbach ended in an inaccurate kick from Ibrahima Traore who missed the frame
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’82
- Fernandinho received the yellow card

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’80
- Last spare in Mönchengladbach. Lars Stinnel came out, Ibrahima Traore came in
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’77
- Hans Wolf swung the leg from about 20 yards and kicked a ball that was not far from the frame
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’75
- Last spare in City. Sergio Aguero replaces Bernardo Silva


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‘sixty nine
- American Laporte came off the bench in place of Ruben Diaz
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‘sixty nine
- The second goal scorer, Ilkai Gondwane, gave way to Raheem Sterling
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’66
- Poden’s short horn drill and rhyme ended with an Algerian kick that caused the singer to stretch his limbs

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’65
- Hans Wolf came on in place of Marcus Toram
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’65
- Double replacement also at Mönchengladbach. Brill Ambolo came out, Alsen Playa came off the bench

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’63
- Joao Censello gave way to Alexander Zinchenko
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’63
- Double replacement in Manchester City. Rudy came out, Fernandinho came in
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’61
- Stefan Leiner also entered the notebook after sending an elbow to De Brauna’s face
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’55
- Joao Canselo is the first yellow card in the match after a late tackle on Brill Ambolo

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’49
- Gondwana arranged a comfortable situation for Riyadh, a rhyme that kicked from an extension, a rather weak ball that slipped near the beam
first half
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’45 +2
- The referee whistled for the end of the first half
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’40
- It was close. Toram sent a good depth ball to Brill Ambolo who kicked a sharp ball from the extension and missed the frame slightly

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’35
- Again de Brauna shelled. This time from a stationary position from about 30 meters, but the top singer to the corner
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’32
- Marcus Toram received a ball inside the box from the left, cut to the center and with his right foot kicked a ball into the frame that was stopped by Ederson



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’18
- Gate! Manchester City went up to 0: 2: it’s too easy for them. Phil Foden put in a depth ball that cut an entire German defense and found Ilkai Gondwana rolling lightly in front of Sommer the second of City


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’13
- Gate! Manchester City went up to a 0: 1 advantage: wow what a tremendous goal. Riyad Mahraz dropped a ball to De Brauna on the verge of an extension shelled with his left foot a ball to the crossbar and inside

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‘9
- The guest’s first kick. Brill Ambolo tried his luck from about 20 yards out, the ball was deflected by City defense but Ederson was alert and hit a hard ball to the corner
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‘7
- Citi’s good first position, Cansello put a great depth ball into the pod that barely reached the ball and pushed it close weakly into Sommer’s hands


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‘1
- Sergei Krasev got the deal underway!



