Liverpool
Man City
Match summary
Man City won comfortably, 3-0 away at Liverpool. It was goalless at half-time.
Erling Haaland put Man City ahead in the 65th minute, Jéremy Doku made it 0-2 in the 68th minute, set up by Elliot Anderson, and Mathis Cherki made it 0-3 in the 78th minute, set up by Josko Gvardiol.
The chances backed that up: Man City created 1.59 expected goals (xG) from 15 shots to Liverpool's 0.76 from 13. Liverpool had a player sent off.
Liverpool hosted Man City in a Premier League matchday 6 fixture that ended in a 0-3 defeat for the home side following a goalless first half. Man City dominated possession with 65 percent of the ball and completed 551 passes compared to Liverpool's 296, while also leading on total attacks with 99 to 76 and dangerous attacks with 48 to 28. Despite registering 13 shots and 6 shots on target against Man City's 15 shots and 4 shots on target, Liverpool failed to score. The hosts recorded 19 fouls and 4 yellow cards alongside 1 red card, while Man City committed 14 fouls, received 2 yellow cards, and earned 6 corners to Liverpool's 5.
The disciplinary action began early when Liverpool player Ronald Araujo received a yellow card for argument in the 8th minute before the first half ended goalless. In the second half, Liverpool player Ryan Gravenberch was booked for a foul in the 47th minute and subsequently received a second yellow card leading to a red card in the 62nd minute. Man City capitalised on their numerical advantage when Erling Haaland scored with a left foot shot in the 65th minute. Jérémy Doku added a second goal with a right foot shot in the 68th minute, and Rayan Cherki sealed the 0-3 scoreline with a right foot shot in the 78th minute.
