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Pep Guardiola’s men started the encounter impressively dominating proceedings but failed to find the back of the net in the early minutes of the encounter. The Black and Yellows converted one of the few chances that came their way in the 15th minute when Mahmoud Dahoud fired a ferocious shot and goalkeeper Ederson Moraes spilt the effort. Jude Bellingham reacted first to the loose ball and calmly slotted it home to hand the Bundesliga side the lead. Manchester City continued their quest to find the back of the net and Kevin De Bruyne came close to scoring in the 25th minute but his effort ...

It was the 17-year-old who took centre stage early on. City’s day had begun badly with fireworks being set off outside their hotel by Dortmund fans in the early hours. Guardiola claimed he “slept like a baby” through the commotion but City were caught out by a positive start from the hosts. Judeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee �� Mahmoud Dahoud had the first serious opportunity with a powerful strike from outside the area and Bellingham then took over, seemingly covering all areas of the pitch in defence and attack. He was in the right place at the right time to open the scoring after another Dahou...

Apr 14, 2021 - 10:58 pm By Staff Reporter Manchester City progressed to the semi-finals of the UEFA Champions League after seeing off Borussia Dortmund 2-1 in the second leg on Wednesday evening. Pep Guardiola made a key alteration from the first-leg in Oleksandr Zinchenko ahead of Joao Cancelo. Meanwhile Dortmund featured rising Jude Bellingham once again, while former City winger Jadon Sancho missed out once again. Dortmund carved out the first chance on seven minutes through a shot from range by Mahmoud Dahoud, but the attempt was comfortably dealt with by Ederson Moraes. ...

De Bruyne had given City the early lead and, although plenty happened after that, with Dortmund impressing with their approach and England’s Premier League champions elect living on their nerves at times, it was De Bruyne who helped to make the difference at the last. The City captain spotted Ilkay Gündogan’s run towards the far post and, when he picked him out with trademark whip and precision, Guardiola could sense the upper hand. Gündogan’s composure was pronounced, his touch inside finding Phil Foden and the finish from the young midfielder was true. Foden had spurned chances earl...

Share on Twitter Kevin De Bruyne started and finished a rapid move to put City ahead in the 19th minute, but Dortmund were unfortunate to be behind at half-time after referee Ovidiu Hategan inexplicably penalised Jude Bellingham for a fair challenge on Ederson. City belatedly hit their stride in the final quarter of the game, although Foden looked like being the villain as he missed two golden opportunities before Bellingham and Erling Haaland combined for Reus to coolly equalise six minutes from time. Fortunately for the home team, England youngster Foden kept a cool head when Il...