Manchester City
SouthamptonDay 9
Manchester City: 31. Ederson, 3. Dias R., 24. Gvardiol, 25. Akanji, 82. Lewis R.( till 90'), 8. Kovacic M., 20. Bernardo Silva, 27. Matheus Nunes( till 86'), 47. Foden, 26. Sávio Moreira, 9. Håland E.
Substitution: 19. Gundogan(from 86'), 5. Stones(from 90')
Bench: 18. Ortega S., 33. Carson, 6. Ake, 87. Mcatee, 75. O'Reilly
Yellow Cards: Kovacic M. 88'
Southampton: 30. Ramsdale, 2. Walker-Peters, 5. Stephens, 6. Harwood-Bellis, 35. Bednarek, 3. Manning( till 77'), 4. Downes( till 87'), 10. Lallana( till 60'), 18. Fernandes M., 33. Dibling( till 46'), 19. Archer C.( till 87')
Substitution: 9. Armstrong A.(from 46'), 7. Aribo(from 60'), 14. Bree J.(from 77'), 20. Sulemana(from 87'), 32. Onuachu(from 87')
Bench: 1. McCarthy A., 16. Sugawara, 26. Ugochukwu, 22. Cornet M.
Yellow Cards: Downes 42', Armstrong A. 48', Lallana 56'
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