Manchester City
West HamDay 20
Håland E. 42'
Håland E. 55'
Foden 58'
Manchester City: 18. Ortega S., 6. Ake( till 61'), 24. Gvardiol, 25. Akanji, 82. Lewis R., 8. Kovacic M.( till 61'), 17. De Bruyne, 20. Bernardo Silva, 47. Foden, 26. Sávio Moreira( till 80'), 9. Håland E.( till 84')
Substitution: 2. Walker(from 61'), 19. Gundogan(from 61'), 87. Mcatee(from 80'), 10. Grealish(from 84')
Bench: 33. Carson, 66. Simpson-Pusey, 27. Matheus Nunes, 75. O'Reilly, 11. Doku J.
Yellow Cards: Kovacic M. 28', Walker 64'
West Ham: 23. Areola, 5. Coufal, 19. Alvarez Ed.( till 87'), 26. Kilman, 10. Paqueta, 25. Todibo( till 54'), 28. Soucek, 29. Wan-Bissaka, 14. Kudus( till 72'), 7. Summerville, 11. Fuellkrug
Substitution: 15. Mavropanos(from 54'), 17. Luis Guilherme(from 72'), 18. Ings(from 87')
Bench: 21. Foderingham, 3. Cresswell, 57. Scarles, 24. Rodríguez G., 4. Soler, 39. Irving A.
Yellow Cards: Fuellkrug 14'
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