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Man City beat Liverpool to reach the Carabao Cup quarter-finals in a 5 goals thriller

Man City beat Liverpool to reach the Carabao Cup quarter-finals in a 5 goals thriller

Manchester City resume the second half of the season with a magnificent 3-2 victory against Liverpool to reach the last 8 of the Carabao Cup in a 5 goals thriller.

The scoring account was opened just 10 minutes into the game by Erling Haaland with an excellent assist from Kevin De Bruyne. A partnership a lot of Manchester City fans have missed and were waiting for following the Word Cup break.

Just ten (10) minutes later, Liverpool youngster – Fábio Carvalho equalized by converting a pass from former Manchester City playmaker – James Milner.

WATCH MATCH HIGHLIGHTS: Man City 3-2 Liverpool – a 5 goals Carabao Cup thriller

Riyad Mahrez restored City’s lead just a minute into the second half but the Blues were again pegged back moments later, this time via the left boot of Mo Salah.

The knockout cup tie was filled with constant action with both teams trying to reach the last eight of the Carabao Cup. This was expected as most games between Manchester City and Liverpool are of such a competitive nature.

Though both teams were taking turns to attack, It was City who made it count however when Ake met De Bruyne’s clipped cross with a powerful downward header with just over half an hour left on the clock. This goal was the match winner and made a significant difference between the two sides.

MAN OF THE MATCH

Kevin De Bruyne – The Belgian does not appear to be suffering any World Cup hangover.

Kevin De Bruyne vs Liverpool

As well as covering every blade of grass on the immaculate Etihad surface, he produced the moments of quality that truly made the difference in this one.

ALSO WATCH: Kevin De Bruyne – 2022–23 Season Highlights So Far 

First, his cross for Erling Haaland got the Blues up and running before he outdid that with the beautiful delivery for Nathan Ake’s winner in the second half.

WHAT IT MEANS

Manchester City are through to the last eight of the Carabao Cup for the fifth time in Pep Guardiola’s seven seasons at the Club.

Man City will face Southampton away in the last-eight of the Carabao Cup. A fixture is set to take place in the week commencing 9 January, 2023.

FULL CARABAO CUP DRAW

Manchester United v Charlton Athletic

Southampton v Manchester City

Nottingham Forest v Wolves

Newcastle United v Leicester City

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Premier League 2024/2025

PWDLPts
1Liverpool
30
22
7
1
73
2Arsenal
30
17
10
3
61
3Nottingham Forest
30
17
6
7
57
4Manchester City
30
15
6
9
51
5Newcastle United
29
15
5
9
50
6Chelsea
29
14
7
8
49
7Aston Villa
30
13
9
8
48
8Brighton & Hove Albion
30
12
11
7
47
9Fulham
30
12
9
9
45
10AFC Bournemouth
30
12
8
10
44
11Brentford
30
12
5
13
41
12Crystal Palace
29
10
10
9
40
13Manchester United
30
10
7
13
37
14Tottenham Hotspur
29
10
4
15
34
15Everton
30
7
13
10
34
16West Ham United
30
9
7
14
34
17Wolverhampton Wanderers
30
8
5
17
29
18Ipswich Town
30
4
8
18
20
19Leicester City
30
4
5
21
17
20Southampton
30
2
4
24
10


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