Manchester City put on a masterclass to thrash holders Real Madrid 4-0 in the Champions League at the Etihad. Find the Manchester City Player Ratings below.
Ederson – 7
Throughout the first half, a spectator. was very alert to stop Rodrygo’s ball before Benzema could use the opportunity. made an incredible fingertip stop to deflect Alaba’s free-kick over.
Kyle Walker – 8
After an outstanding defensive performance, Vinicius Jr.’s nightmares will be tormenting him. shown the breakneck speed to thwart the Brazilian’s infrequent forays into City territory.
John Stones – 7
Another impressive display in his new hybrid position. commanded play and freely entered Real Madrid territory.
Ruben Dias – 7
Diligently organized the City’s defense, enabling Stones to advance. Benzema’s second-half effort was blocked, but he was still issued a booking for a foul on Vinicius Jr.
Manuel Akanji – 7
Seldom put to the defensive test. Always ready to assist City’s efforts, his header that Militao deflected in helped book their trip to Istanbul.
Rodri – 7
Happy receiving the ball while under pressure, he maintained City’s midfield rhythm the entire time.
Ilkay Gundogan – 7
Set aside his recent offensive prowess as adroit midfield positioning and passing smothered Madrid.
Kevin de Bruyne – 7
Anytime in possession, excellence oozed. threaded the pass-through in preparation for Silva’s start.
Bernardo Silva – 9
Scored a crucial first-half double to all but guarantee Manchester City advancement to the Champions League. Crowned City’s commanding start was highlighted by a well-taken first goal and an outstanding headed second.
Jack Grealish – 8
Isolated as early City assaults became extremely concentrated. Prior to Courtois’s heroics, it appeared to have handed Haaland the first goal. excellently, not giving Carvajal a minute of respite as they grew into the game.
Erling Haaland – 6
If not for Courtois’ two outstanding stops, would have taken center stage before Silva’s double.
Riyad Mahrez (n/a)
Replaced Gundogan after 80 minutes.
Phil Foden – 6
With six minutes left and City already in control of the game, De Bruyne was switched out, but he still had time to set up Alvarez for City’s fourth goal.
Julian Alvarez – 7
Replaced Haaland in the last seconds, and with his first contribution, he gave City a fourth.
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