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It was City's 6th win in 7 meetings against United, who suffered their 11th Premier League defeat of the season.

Premier League: Manchester City stay at 2nd as Phil Foden's brace sinks Manchester United

Phil Foden continued with his goal-scoring form as his brace helped Manchester City come from behind to beat Manchester United 3-1 in the Premier League on Sunday night at the Etihad Stadium.

It was City's 6th win in 7 meetings against United, who suffered their 11th Premier League defeat of the season.

Phil Foden continued with his goal-scoring form as his brace helped Manchester City come from behind to beat Manchester United 3-1 in the Premier League on Sunday night at the Etihad Stadium.
It was local boy Marcus Rashford who opened the scoring in just the 8th minute to put the Red Devils ahead.
Despite no more goals in the first half, Foden brought the Citizens back in the contest with two goals in the 56th and 80th minute respectively. He has now scored 18 goals this season.
Erling Haaland, who missed an easy scoring opportunity in the first half, also got on the scoresheet with a stoppage time goal.
It was City's 6th win in 7 meetings against United, who suffered their 11th Premier League defeat of the season.
The win helped Pep Guardiola's side to go to 62 points, just 1 behind leaders Liverpool in as many games.
On the other hand, United remained on the 6th spot but are now 11 points behind 4th-placed Aston Villa and 6 behind Tottenham, who are at the 5th spot.

City's opponents might be able to stop Haaland from scoring or close down the space for assist king De Bruyne, but Foden inflicted the damage.

Phil Foden hat-trick leads Manchester City recovery in win over Brentford in Premier League

Phil Foden scored a hat-trick as Manchester City came from behind to beat Brentford and moved 2 points behind leaders Liverpool in the Premier League.

City's opponents might be able to stop Haaland from scoring or close down the space for assist king De Bruyne, but Foden inflicted the damage.

Phil Foden grabbed the spotlight from fit-again Manchester City superstars Erling Haaland and Kevin De Bruyne by scoring a hat-trick in a come-from-behind 3-1 win at Brentford that moved the champions two points behind Liverpool in a congested English Premier League summit.
City's opponents might be able to stop Haaland from scoring or close down the space to assist king De Bruyne, but there will always be a top-class player somewhere in the team to inflict the damage.
Foden was that player against Brentford as he led City's recovery after Neal Maupay's 21st-minute goal against the run of play for the hosts.
The England midfielder equalized in first-half stoppage time by pouncing on a poor defensive clearance, headed home the go-ahead goal in the 53rd, and completed his second career hat trick in the 70th with a piercing run and composed finish.
&ldquo;It's probably the best form I've had in a City shirt for a long time, consistently. Long may that continue,&rdquo; Foden said. His goal tally improved to 14 in all competitions.
Foden has won it all with his boyhood club after coming through the academy but hasn't always been a regular. He is now and is particularly enjoying playing in a central attacking-midfield role &mdash; where he is closer to the striker and more of a goal threat &mdash; rather than out on the wing.
&ldquo;It'd help if I played in one position and learnt that position every game,&rdquo; Foden said of his preference for a central role. "I'm a person that adapts and plays in a lot of positions when needed. I know in this Man City side I'm going to do that &mdash; play in a lot of positions &mdash; and I need to be ready.
&ldquo;I'm just enjoying playing in the middle. That's where I see myself playing my best football so hopefully I can keep getting more game time there.&rdquo; City is putting together a familiar winning streak in the second half of the season &mdash; that's five in a row in the league since Dec. 27 and nine straight in all competitions &mdash; and has all of its key players back healthy, with top scorer Haaland making his first start after a nearly two-month injury absence.
It makes City the favorite for the title once again, with Pep Guardiola's team having a game in hand over Liverpool and third-placed Arsenal. Only two points separates the top three.
Arsenal is tied for points with City in third, but has an inferior goal difference.
Haaland came off in the 86th minute. He didn't add to his 14 goals for the campaign &mdash; tied for the most with Liverpool's Mohamed Salah &mdash; but did lay on the third for Foden, who was thrown a City scarf from the crowd as he celebrated in front of the away fans. Foden wrapped it round his neck before chucking it back into the supporters.
&ldquo;He is playing his best season since we have been together,&rdquo; Guardiola said.
City had been stunned by Maupay's goal that came from an unlikely source. Goalkeeper Mark Flekken's goal kick went straight down the middle of the field, between two defenders disturbed by the presence of Ivan Toney, and into the path of Maupay.
The French striker slotted it home and City was losing to the team that did the home-and-away double over the champions last season.
Foden made sure that won't happen this time round, grabbing the equalizer after Ethan Pinnock made a poor clearing header that looped up straight to the midfielder. Foden controlled the ball and produced a calm finish.
De Bruyne, making a second straight start after his own long injury layoff, was dangerous throughout but was struggling to find his man in the area before he delivered a pinpoint cross for Foden to head home his second. His third would soon follow in a performance that must have excited England coach Gareth Southgate ahead of the European Championship this summer.

Foden who was overlooked owing to his previous performances found the net twice in the 7th and 74th minute for Pep Guardiola's men.

FA Cup: Phil Foden's brace takes Manchester City to quarterfinals; Brighton, Fulham win

Phil Foden stole the limelight as a low-key Manchester City brushed aside a courageous Bristol City 3-0 to make it to the quarterfinals of the FA Cup at Ashton Gate in Bristol. 

Foden who was overlooked owing to his previous performances found the net twice in the 7th and 74th minute for Pep Guardiola's men.

Phil Foden stole the limelight as low key Manchester City brushed aside a courageous Bristol City 3-0 to make it to the quarterfinals of the FA Cup at Ashton Gate in Bristol.&nbsp; The 22-year-old English footballer who was overlooked owing to his previous performances found the net twice in the 7th and 74th minute for Pep Guardiola's men. Kevin de Bruyne scored with a long-range strike to make it a 3-0 for the visitors.&nbsp; This is the first defeat of the year for the Robins who had remained unbeaten for as many as 12 games.&nbsp; Meanwhile, Blackburn Rovers beat Leicester City 2-1, Brighton got the better of Stoke City 1-0 and Fulham defeated Leeds United 2-0.

Erling Haaland and Phil Foden both scored hat-tricks as defending champions Manchester City made light work of arch-rivals Manchester United.
The Citizens were just too good for Erik ten Hag&rsquo;s men as they ran riot at the Etihad. It was an abject display from the Red Devils, one that saw them trail 0-4 in just the first half.
Even though United did manage a few goals in the second half, City had taken the foot off the pedal. While new signing Antony did score a brilliant goal, it was Anthony Martial who bagged a brace for United.
But those 3 goals flattered United&rsquo;s display on the day where Pep Guardiola&rsquo;s side could easily have scored 8-9 with the trio of Haaland, Foden &amp; De Bruyne just too good for their derby rivals.
With the victory, City moved within a point of league leaders Arsenal while United stay 6th on 12 points.Also read: 174 dead during rioting, stampede in Indonesia

Haaland, Foden score hat-tricks as Manchester City pummel city rivals Manchester United 6-3

Erling Haaland & Phil Foden both scored superb hat-tricks as Manchester City gave city rivals Manchester United a brutal reality check with a 6-3 thumping at the Etihad.

With the victory, Manchester City moved within a point of league leaders Arsenal while United stay 6th on 12 points.

Erling Haaland and Phil Foden both scored hat-tricks as defending champions Manchester City made light work of arch-rivals Manchester United.
The Citizens were just too good for Erik ten Hag&rsquo;s men as they ran riot at the Etihad. It was an abject display from the Red Devils, one that saw them trail 0-4 in just the first half.
Even though United did manage a few goals in the second half, City had taken the foot off the pedal. While new signing Antony did score a brilliant goal, it was Anthony Martial who bagged a brace for United.
But those 3 goals flattered United&rsquo;s display on the day where Pep Guardiola&rsquo;s side could easily have scored 8-9 with the trio of Haaland, Foden &amp; De Bruyne just too good for their derby rivals.
With the victory, City moved within a point of league leaders Arsenal while United stay 6th on 12 points. Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/129-dead-during-rioting-stampede-at-football-match-in-indonesia-1664682315624">174 dead during rioting, stampede in Indonesia</a>

Manchester City overcame tough resistance from Diego Simeone's Atletico Madrid as they won the 1st leg at home in the quarterfinals of the UEFA Champions League. The clash at the Etihad saw a defensive masterclass by Atletico who appeared to have made the trip to Manchester with the sole aim to deny City to score in the 1st leg. With the match appearing to inch towards a stale draw, Phil Foden created an opportunity for the Citizens which was converted by Kevin de Bruyne as the home side caught a crucial goal against the Spaniard. As a result, Manchester City eked out a narrow 1-0 win ahead of the 2nd leg in Madrid. The 2nd leg between Champions of England & Spain will be played on 14th April.
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Liverpool meanwhile made a trip to Lisbon to take on Benfica in the 1st leg of the quarterfinals and returned home after a successful campaign winning the match 3-1. Ibrahima Konate & Sadio Mane's early strikes gave the visiting side a 2-0 lead in the opening half-hour of play. Benfica was not ready to give so easily as they fought back with a goal at the start of the 2nd half. With pressure mounting against the visitors, Liverpool punched in with a strike from Luis Diaz in the closing moments of the game to seal the first leg 3-1 in their favour. The return leg at Anfield will be played on 14th April. 

UEFA Champions League: Liverpool & Manchester City win their 1st leg quarterfinal games

Liverpool 3-1 Benfica
Man City 1-0 Atletico Madrid

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Manchester City hosted Atletico&nbsp;Madrid at home whereas Liverpool travelled to Lisbon to take on Benfica in the 1st leg of the Quarterfinals of the UEFA&nbsp;Champions League

Manchester City overcame tough resistance from Diego Simeone's Atletico Madrid as they won the 1st leg at home in the quarterfinals of the UEFA Champions League. The clash at the Etihad saw a defensive masterclass by Atletico who appeared to have made the trip to Manchester with the sole aim to deny City to score in the 1st leg. With the match appearing to inch towards a stale draw, Phil Foden created an opportunity for the Citizens which was converted by Kevin de Bruyne as the home side caught a crucial goal against the Spaniard. As a result, Manchester City eked out a narrow 1-0 win ahead of the 2nd leg in Madrid. The 2nd leg between Champions of England &amp; Spain will be played on 14th April.
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Liverpool meanwhile made a trip to Lisbon to take on Benfica in the 1st leg of the quarterfinals and returned home after a successful campaign winning the match 3-1. Ibrahima Konate &amp; Sadio Mane's early strikes gave the visiting side a 2-0 lead in the opening half-hour of play. Benfica was not ready to give so easily as they fought back with a goal at the start of the 2nd half. With pressure mounting against the visitors, Liverpool punched in with a strike from Luis Diaz in the closing moments of the game to seal the first leg 3-1 in their favour. The return leg at&nbsp;Anfield will be played on 14th April.

Manchester City thrashed Brighton 4-1 to move up to&nbsp;a&nbsp;second spot on the Premier League points table. Reigning champions City had the game in the first half itself after captain Ilkay&nbsp;Gundogan&nbsp;netted the ball in the 13' itself. Phil Foden&nbsp;backed his current form and scored two goals giving his team a comfortable cushion, before Alexis Allister's&nbsp;penalty in the second half gave the seagulls a ray of hope.&nbsp;
Riyad&nbsp;Maherez&nbsp;secured the win with a last-minute goal courtesy to a slick assist by Phil Foden. City's coach commended Brighton's courage throughout the league so far, lauding the team's effort as they still are in the top four after a heavy loss.&nbsp;

Premier League: Phil Foden's brace helps Manchester City thrash Brighton 4-1

Pep Guardiola's men were on top of Brighton throughout, but the seagull still managed to stay on 4th position on the points table. 

Manchester City thrashed Brighton 4-1 to move up to&nbsp;a&nbsp;second spot on the Premier League points table. Reigning champions City had the game in the first half itself after captain Ilkay&nbsp;Gundogan&nbsp;netted the ball in the 13' itself. Phil Foden&nbsp;backed his current form and scored two goals giving his team a comfortable cushion, before Alexis Allister's&nbsp;penalty in the second half gave the seagulls a ray of hope.&nbsp;
Riyad&nbsp;Maherez&nbsp;secured the win with a last-minute goal courtesy to a slick assist by Phil Foden. City's coach commended Brighton's courage throughout the league so far, lauding the team's effort as they still are in the top four after a heavy loss.&nbsp;

Pep Guardiola's&nbsp;men were on top of Brighton throughout, but the seagull still managed to stay on 4th position on the points table.&nbsp;

Manchester City thrashed Brighton 4-1 to move up to the second spot on the Premier League points table on Saturday. Reigning champions City dominated the game from the start with Captain Ilkay&nbsp;Gundogan&nbsp;netting the ball in the 13th minute. Phil Foden&nbsp;further strengthened&nbsp;his side's play with a brace in the first half itself. The English footballer scored in the 28th and 31st minute. While&nbsp;Allexis&nbsp;Mac Allister's&nbsp;late effort in the&nbsp;81st minute couldn't help the Seagulls&nbsp;much,&nbsp;Riyad&nbsp;Maherez&nbsp;struck a Foden&nbsp;assisted goal to take the tally to a formidable mark of 4 in the last minute.&nbsp;&nbsp;

As top football teams of Europe lock horns for supremacy at the European Championship, some of the biggest football stars would be eager to showcase their skill sets. We take a look at top 5 of those big players to watch out for.
Phil Foden &ndash; England
At number 5 is&nbsp;&nbsp;Manchester City maestro&nbsp;Phil Foden. Fresh from a Champions League final heartbreak, the&nbsp;midfielder would be eager for success. He enjoyed a very successful campaign in the Premier League as well.
Romelu Lukaku
Belgium&rsquo;s squad is loaded with super talent and phenomenal goalscoring power and leading the pack is Romelu&nbsp;Lukaku. He was Belgium's top goal scorer in the qualification round and found the net 7 times.
Karim Benzema
Though there are some big players on display at the Euros but&nbsp;
Moise Kean
Among big names, one youngster to watch out for would be Italy's&nbsp;Moise Kean.&nbsp;
Cristiano Ronaldo
Euros or not, one man who dominates almost every football list

Euro 2020: Top 5 big stars to watch out for

As top football teams of Europe lock horns for supremacy at the Euro 2020, some of the biggest football stars would be eager to showcase their skill sets. Here are the top 5 stars who are&nbsp;expected to shine&nbsp;

As top football teams of Europe lock horns for supremacy at the Euro 2020, some of the biggest football stars would be eager to showcase their skill sets. Here are the top 5 stars who are&nbsp;expected to shine&nbsp;
Phil Foden &ndash; England
At number 5 is&nbsp;&nbsp;Manchester City maestro&nbsp;Phil Foden. Fresh from a Champions League final heartbreak, the&nbsp;midfielder would be eager for success. He enjoyed a very successful campaign in the Premier League as well.
Romelu Lukaku
Belgium&rsquo;s squad is loaded with super talent and phenomenal goalscoring power and leading the pack is Romelu&nbsp;Lukaku. He was Belgium's top goalscorer in the qualifying and found the back of the net 7 times.
Karim Benzema
Though there are some big players on display at the Euros but Karim&nbsp;Benzema&nbsp;is expected to attract most eyeballs. The attacking striker is in red-hot form and is returning to France's national team after nearly 6 years.
Gianluigi Donnarumma
Gianluigi Donnarumma&nbsp;will have big gloves to fill as he replaces the legendary&nbsp;Gianluigi Buffon&nbsp;in Italy's squad.&nbsp;At 22, goalkeeper Donnarumma is already a veteran, having been playing first-team football for years.&nbsp;
Cristiano Ronaldo
One man who dominates almost every football list is Cristiano&nbsp;Ronaldo. Portugal's&nbsp;all-time top scorer with 36 goals, Ronaldo&nbsp;scored 11 times during the qualifiers. His form will be key for the defending champions as Ronaldo has the ability to carry his team on his own.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Premier League champions Manchester City were humbled on the road by 15th placed Brighton &amp; Hove&nbsp;Albion on Wednesday&nbsp;night. City jumped to a 2-0 lead in the courtesy a goal each from&nbsp;Ilkay Gundogan&nbsp;and Phil Foden. The loss of&nbsp;Joao Cancelo&nbsp;to a red card in the first half pinched the Citizens in the 2nd as Brighton pounded in 3 goals to dramatically turn around the match and win 3-2. 6th loss for Manchester&nbsp;City in the competition but that won't change the outcome of the Premier League as Citizens have already clinched the title.&nbsp;

Champions Man City humbled by 15th placed Brighton 

6th loss for Manchester&nbsp;City in the competition but that won't change the outcome of the Premier League as Citizens have already clinched the title

Premier League champions Manchester City were humbled on the road by 15th placed Brighton &amp; Hove&nbsp;Albion on Tuesday night. City jumped to a 2-0 lead in the courtesy a goal each from&nbsp;Ilkay Gundogan&nbsp;and Phil Foden. The loss of&nbsp;Joao Cancelo&nbsp;to a red card in the first half pinched the Citizens in the 2nd as Brighton pounded in 3 goals to dramatically turn around the match and win 3-2. 6th loss for Manchester&nbsp;City in the competition but that won't change the outcome of the Premier League as Citizens have already clinched the title.&nbsp;

Real Madrid played out a goalless draw with Liverpool at the Anfield in the 2nd leg of their quarterfinal clash in the Champions League. The draw was enough to send Zinedine&nbsp;Zidane's&nbsp;men through to the Champions League semifinals&nbsp;as the manager is hunting for his 5th title as the boss of the Spanish side. Manchester City in the other game outclassed German club Borussia&nbsp;Dortmund in the 2nd leg at home to win 2-1. Phil Foden and Riyad&nbsp;Maharez&nbsp;scored a goal each for City as they won 4-2 on aggregate. Pep Guardiola's&nbsp;side breaks their jinx of losing at the quarterfinals for 3 straight years as they entered the last four for the first time since 2016. In the last 4, PSG will play Man City and Real Madrid will take on Chelsea for a place in the final.&nbsp;

Man City & Real Madrid confirm Champions League semifinal berths

In the last 4 of the Champions League, PSG will play Man City and Real Madrid will take on Chelsea for a place in the final

Real Madrid played out a goalless draw with Liverpool at the Anfield in the 2nd leg of their quarterfinal clash in the Champions League. The draw was enough to send Zinedine&nbsp;Zidane's&nbsp;men through to the Champions League semifinals&nbsp;as the manager is hunting for his 5th title as the boss of the Spanish side. Manchester City in the other game outclassed German club Borussia&nbsp;Dortmund in the 2nd leg at home to win 2-1. Phil Foden and Riyad&nbsp;Maharez&nbsp;scored a goal each for City as they won 4-2 on aggregate. Pep Guardiola's&nbsp;side breaks their jinx of losing at the quarterfinals for 3 straight years as they entered the last four for the first time since 2016. In the last 4, PSG will play Man City and Real Madrid will take on Chelsea for a place in the final.&nbsp;

English Premier League leaders Manchester City narrowly avoided an embarrassment as they sneaked a 2-1 win over German club Borussia&nbsp;Dortmund in the 1st leg of the quarterfinal tie in the Champions League. After an early goal from Kevin de Bryune, it looked like Manchester City would steal a 1-0 win but their German challengers had some other plans. 84th min into play, Dortmund equalised through a crucial away goal from Marco Reus. With the match slipping out of their hands, City rallied back to score a winner courtesy Phil Foden in the 90th min of play. Despite a 2-1 win at home, City will be disappointed as they let through a crucial away goal which might haunt them in the 2nd leg of the tie.&nbsp;

Man City avoid a scare against Dortmund at home 

Despite a 2-1 win at home, City will be disappointed as they let through a crucial away goal which might haunt them in the 2nd leg of the tie

English Premier League leaders Manchester City narrowly avoided an embarrassment as they sneaked a 2-1 win over German club Borussia&nbsp;Dortmund in the 1st leg of the quarterfinal tie in the Champions League. After an early goal from Kevin de Bryune, it looked like Manchester City would steal a 1-0 win but their German challengers had some other plans. 84th min into play, Dortmund equalised through a crucial away goal from Marco Reus. With the match slipping out of their hands, City rallied back to score a winner courtesy Phil Foden in the 90th min of play. Despite a 2-1 win at home, City will be disappointed as they let through a crucial away goal which might haunt them in the 2nd leg of the tie.&nbsp;

English footballers sent home for Covid-19 protocol breach 

Greenwood &amp; Foden have apologised for their misdemeanours but the English Football Association is likely to take strong action against the pair

English footballers Mason Greenwood and Phil Foden have been sent home by manager Gareth Southgate for breaching the Covid-19 protocols at the English team hotel in Iceland. After their Nations Cup game in Iceland, the footballers were visited by some local girls which was reported by local as well as British Press. The pair was removed from the bio-secure team bubble and were made to travel separately&nbsp;from the team.&nbsp; The footballers have apologised for their misdemeanours but the English Football Association is likely to take strong action against the pair.&nbsp;

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