60′
10:35 p.m
Yellow card for André Gomes (Everton FC)
59′
22:34
Yellow card for Manuel Akanji (Manchester City)
Manuel Akanji is subsequently shown a yellow card for a foul on Amadou Onana.
55′
22:33
Phil Foden gives the next conclusion. The shot from an acute angle rolls past the left post by a hair’s breadth.
53′
22:27
Great for Manchester City, 1-1 by Phil Foden
The ball fidgets in the net! The guests push the ball several times around the opponent’s penalty area. From the right side, Bernardo Silva brings Phil Foden into shooting position in the backcourt. He puts the ball with a tight low shot into the right corner of the goal.
49′
22:26
Beto is well presented on the left side of the penalty area. However, the shot slips from his slipper. The ball flies a few meters past the goal to the left.
46′
10:20 p.m
The teams are back on the pitch. There are no personnel changes. Go on!
46′
10:20 p.m
Kick-off of the 2nd half
45′+3
22:09
Half-time conclusion:
After the first 45 minutes, Everton FC leads 1-0 against Manchester City. The favorites had significantly more play and had good opportunities to take the lead thanks to Phil Foden (5th) and Jack Grealish (24th). Out of nowhere, Jack Harrison (29th) finally made it 1-0 for the home team. Just a few minutes later, Ederson (33′) made a strong save to prevent Jack Harrison from scoring twice. City were no longer dangerous in front of Jordan Pickford’s goal before the break. In any case, an exciting second round lies ahead.
45′+3
10:05 p.m
End of 1st half
45′
22:01
Official injury time (minutes): 3
43′
22:01
The game is over for former Leipzig player Joško Gvardiol. He cannot continue due to injury.
43′
9:59 p.m
Substitution at Manchester City: Joško Gvardiol
43′
9:59 p.m
Substitution at Manchester City: John Stones
39′
9:55 p.m
Yellow card for Nathan Patterson (Everton FC)
On the left wing, Nathan Patterson pulls Jack Grealish to the ground. For this he sees the yellow card.
37′
9:54 p.m
The game is interrupted for the time being. John Stones was injured while attempting to clear. He needs to be treated.
35′
9:52 p.m
The home team is putting City under increasing pressure. The opponent from Manchester repeatedly loses the ball. Sean Dyche’s team fought hard into the game.
33′
9:51 p.m
Wonderful parade! After a corner from the left side, Jack Harrison shoots from the right half of the penalty area. With a strong flight, Jack Harrison directs the ball over the crossbar.
30′
9:48 p.m
This hit didn’t happen. It was only the home team’s second shot on goal. How does Manchester City react to the deficit?
29′
9:44 p.m
Great for Everton FC, 1-0 by Jack Harrison
The thing is inside! Everton put City under pressure in the final third of the game. The home team finally takes possession on the left edge of the penalty area. Dwight McNeil marches to the baseline and passes the ball across the goal. Jack Harrison pushes the ball over the line from close range.
26′
9:44 p.m
Jordan Pickford plays a long ball to the edge of the penalty area. But Ederson is there in front of an Everton attacker.
24′
9:41 p.m
Strong finish! Jack Grealish aims at the short corner of the goal from a tight angle. However, with a strong reflex, Jordan Pickford fends off the shot.
21′
9:38 p.m
In these minutes the encounter takes place primarily in midfield. Everton manages to keep City away from their own goal. However, the hosts have not made any advances of their own.
18′
9:37 p.m
Manchester City has more of the game with 75% possession. Pep Guardiola’s team also had the better scoring chances so far. Everton only fired one shot at the opponent’s goal.
15′
9:32 p.m
There wasn’t much missing! A quick change of sides puts Matheus Nunes in a shooting position on the left side of the penalty area. Jordan Pickford parries the shot with his foot. Julián Álvarez puts the follow-up shot just past the goal to the right.
12′
9:30 p.m
After winning the ball in the penalty area, Phil Foden simply holds on. However, the ball flies far over Jordan Pickford’s box.
9′
9:27 p.m
After a short corner, Kyle Walker comes from the second row to shoot on goal. However, the conclusion is falsified. The ball lands in the goal and the next corner kick is given.
7′
9:25 p.m
Matheus Nunes plays a nice pass to the top with his outer instep. But defender Jarrad Branthwaite is vigilant. He clears the ball into the goal in front of the opponent.
5′
9:22 p.m
Double chance for City! Phil Foden asserts himself strongly on the left side of the penalty area. His shot from a tight angle is blocked and falls at Julián Álvarez’s feet. Jordan Pickford parries the follow-up shot from seven meters.
3′
9:20 p.m
Bernardo Silva tries to get through on the right wing. However, he gets stuck with two opponents.
2′
9:18 p.m
After an initial cross from the right half of the field, Beto heads the ball. But he doesn’t manage to get the ball onto Ederson’s goal. The game continues with a kick.
1′
9:16 p.m
The ball is rolling! Which team gets off to a better start?
8:46 p.m
Manchester City did not play in the Premier League at the weekend, but at the Club World Cup in Saudi Arabia. “The Sky Blues” clearly won the final against Fluminense RJ 4-0. Rúben Dias (not in the squad) and Rico Lewis (bench) are missing from the winning team. They will be replaced by Manuel Akanji and Matheus Nunes.
8:38 p.m
On Saturday, Everton FC lost 2-1 at Tottenham Hotspur. Sean Dyche changed his starting lineup to two positions. André Gomes and Beto start for Idrissa Gueye (injury) and Beto (not in the squad).
8:30 p.m
The home side have collected important points in the relegation battle with four wins from the last five games. With 16 points, Everton is in 17th place. Less successful weeks lie behind Pep Guardiola’s team with one win, one defeat and a draw. The championship candidate is currently only in fifth place. Nevertheless, City goes into the encounter as the clear favorites.
8:16 p.m
Hello and welcome to matchday 19 in the Premier League. Everton FC hosts Manchester City this evening. Have fun reading along!