Southampton
Manchester City
Southampton: 30. Ramsdale, 5. Stephens, 6. Harwood-Bellis, 14. Bree J., 34. Welington( till 88'), 35. Bednarek, 4. Downes, 26. Ugochukwu( till 46'), 18. Fernandes M.( till 90'), 20. Sulemana( till 88'), 33. Dibling( till 66')
Substitution: 7. Aribo(from 46'), 19. Archer C.(from 66'), 3. Manning(from 88'), 11. Stewart R.(from 88'), 8. Smallbone(from 90')
Bench: 1. McCarthy A., 15. Wood N., 16. Sugawara, 32. Onuachu
Yellow Cards: Ugochukwu 43', Downes 56'
Manchester City: 31. Ederson, 3. Dias R., 24. Gvardiol, 25. Akanji, 82. Lewis R.( till 76'), 8. Kovacic M.( till 84'), 17. De Bruyne, 20. Bernardo Silva, 47. Foden( till 76'), 87. Mcatee( till 46'), 9. Håland E.
Substitution: 11. Doku J.(from 46'), 26. Sávio Moreira(from 76'), 75. O'Reilly(from 76'), 7. Marmoush(from 84')
Bench: 18. Ortega S., 10. Grealish, 14. Nico González, 19. Gundogan, 27. Matheus Nunes
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Southampton pulled off a stunning defensive performance
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Serie A giants are ready to offer the 33-year-old a two-year deal
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With the three points secured, Pep Guardiola’s side leapfrogs Newcastle United
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Manchester City have received a major boost as midfield maestro Rodri has returned to full training following a long-term knee injury
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City are heading back to Wembley
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It wasn’t a dominant display by the reigning champions
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Guardiola’s side climbs to fourth place in the Premier League table
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Chicago Fire have officially entered the race to sign Kevin De Bruyne
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The Belgian midfielder is focused on staying in Europe — at least for one more season
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City pulled off a breathtaking comeback at the Etihad Stadium
