Haaland Show in Portugal as Manchester City Cruise Past Porto

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Porto - Manchester City 0:2

Manchester City began their European campaign in confident fashion, beating Porto 2-0 away from home in their opening Champions League fixture. The difference-maker was once again Norwegian striker Erling Haaland, who delivered a clinical performance in front of goal.

Haaland opened the scoring with a precise header into the far corner before completing his brace with a cool finish past the goalkeeper. The two goals took his tally to an astonishing 35 goals in his first 40 appearances for the club in Europe's premier competition.

Manchester City controlled the game almost from start to finish at the Portuguese stadium. Diogo Costa produced several outstanding saves in the opening half, denying attempts from Phil Foden, Antoine Semenyo and Haaland as Porto struggled to cope with the visitors' attacking pressure.

The hosts, meanwhile, failed to register a single shot on target throughout the match. For Porto, the defeat added another disappointing chapter to their record against English opposition, with the Portuguese giants managing just two victories in their last 17 meetings with clubs from England.

2026-27, Champions League

Porto - Manchester City 0:2 (0:0)
Goals: Håland E., 47 (0:1); Håland E., 91 (0:2)

Porto: Costa D.; Kiwior; Pérez N.; Alberto Costa; Fernandes M. (Moura, 73); Varela A. (Hwang In-beom, 68); Veiga G. (Fofana S., 83); Pepê E.; Rosario; William Gomes (Sainz B., 68); André Silva (Gimenez S., 73)
Substitution: Hwang In-beom (from 68); Sainz B. (from 68); Moura (from 73); Gimenez S. (from 73); Fofana S. (from 83)
Bench: Ramos; João Costa; Souza; Silva Tiago
Yellow Cards: Rosario 93

Manchester City: Donnarumma G.; Dias R.; Guehi; Gvardiol (Khusanov, 48); Fernandez E.; Matheus Nunes; Bouaddi (Kovacic M., 75); Foden (Aït-Nouri, 75); Cherki (Anderson E., 62); Håland E.; Semenyo (Ndiaye Il., 62)
Substitution: Khusanov (from 48); Anderson E. (from 62); Ndiaye Il. (from 62); Aït-Nouri (from 75); Kovacic M. (from 75)
Bench: Bettinelli; Rulli; Vitor Reis; Lewis R.; Allan; McAidoo
Yellow Cards: Gvardiol 37; Donnarumma G. 49; Håland E. 93

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