Bournemouth
Manchester CityQuater-finals
Marmoush 63'
Bournemouth: 13. Arrizabalaga, 5. Senesi( till 85'), 20. Soler( till 57'), 27. Zabarnyi, 12. Adams T., 4. Cook L., 7. Brooks( till 57'), 9. Evanilson( till 73'), 10. Christie( till 73'), 19. Kluivert, 24. Semenyo
Substitution: 23. Hill(from 57'), 11. Ouattara Da.(from 57'), 15. Smith Adam(from 73'), 8. Scott A.(from 73'), 21. Jebbison(from 85')
Bench: 40. Dennis W., 45. Akinmboni, 47. Winterburn, 43. Silcott-Duberry
Yellow Cards: Christie 62', Cook L. 70', Kluivert 77'
Manchester City: 31. Ederson, 3. Dias R., 24. Gvardiol, 45. Khusanov( till 46'), 8. Kovacic M.( till 83'), 17. De Bruyne, 19. Gundogan( till 83'), 20. Bernardo Silva, 27. Matheus Nunes, 47. Foden( till 69'), 9. Håland E.( till 61')
Substitution: 75. O'Reilly(from 46'), 7. Marmoush(from 61'), 10. Grealish(from 69'), 14. Nico González(from 83'), 87. Mcatee(from 83')
Bench: 18. Ortega S., 22. Vitor Reis, 82. Lewis R., 11. Doku J.
Yellow Cards: Khusanov 37', Matheus Nunes 86', Mcatee 90'
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