Drink, the city behind 1-2 from Norwich

Manchester City closed the first round match against Norwich City in final position. He conceded two goals first, with City 1-2 behind Norwich.
Norwich vs Man City duel in the fifth week of the English League was held at Carrow Road, Saturday (09/14/2019), at night. City conceded the first goal in the 18th minute thanks to Kenny McLean's goal.

Todd Cantwell then postponed more City after scoring in the 28th minute. The new city can reduce delays thanks to the head of Sergio Aguero at the end of the first half.
The game is open from the first minute. The two teams took turns to attack, while there was no chance in goal until the match ended in 15 minutes.

Norwich then took the lead in the 18th minute. Kenny McLean escaped from City defender guard to attack the ball and dropped Ederson's goal.

The city is trying to react immediately. Raheem Sterling opened fire outside the penalty area, but did not reach Norwich's goal.
After conceding, City continued to dominate the match. The attack once again builds the visitors. Sterling raised the ball to the far post and Sergio Aguero saluted him with his head. Aguero's efforts have not yet reached the goal.

City then conceded in the 28th minute. Norwich launched an effective counterattack to double the advantage.

Marco Stiepermann launches a revolutionary pass to Teemu Pukki who then takes the ball into the penalty box. Pukki then passes to Todd Cantwell who easily kicks the ball in an empty net.

City almost missed the target in the 31st minute. The David Silva Center is directed by Bernardo Silva to Sterling. Sterling gore the ball, but still hit the goalpost.
City efforts to score a goal finally paid off in the 45th minute. Bernardo Silva's center from the left was completed perfectly by Aguero with a header.

Line-up

• Norwich City: Team Krul; Sam Byram, Ibrahim Amadou, Ben Godfrey, Jamal Lewis; Kenny McLean, Alexander Tettey; Emiliano Buendia, Marco Stiepermann and Todd Cantwell; Teemu Pukki
• Manchester City: Ederson; Kyle Walker, John Stones, Nicholas Otamendi, Oleksandr Zinchenko; Ilkay Gundogan, Rodri, David Silva; Bernardo Silva, Sergio Aguero and Raheem Sterling

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