Football match, English FA Cup, season 2021-22, round of the last 8 teams on Sunday night, March 20, 65 interesting pair “Saints” Southampton open field St Mary’s to receive the visit of “The Blues” Manchester City
Opening the first half in the 12th minute, Manchester City got the goal to lead 1-0 from the moment Gabriel Jesus passed the ball to Raheem Sterling to shoot into the net.
Then, in stoppage time, 45+2 minutes, Southampton equalized 1-1 with an own goal from Manchester City defender Aymeric Laporte before finishing the first half with this score.
Returning to play in the second half until the 61st minute, Manchester City got a penalty from the moment Gabriel Jesus was fouled by Mohamed Salizu in the penalty area and was Kevin De Bruyne. N took the responsibility to kill without fail, bringing Manchester City to the lead again 2-1
Then in the 72nd minute, Southampton should equalize from the moment when Mohamed Elyounoussi sent the ball into the penalty area for Che Adams to shoot with a focus on the left, Zack Steffen saved. Come in the direction of Kyle Walker-Peters. Spin with right from the outside of the box. The curved ball fell off the post a little farther.
When he didn’t get it, he got hit in the 75th minute when Manchester City escaped 3-1 when Phil Foden slammed into the left from outside the box. The ball flew like a rocket into the corner.
That’s not enough. In the 78th minute, Manchester City led 4-1 from the moment when Joao Cancelo dropped the tail from the left side into the penalty area, Ilkay Gundogan rested the ball before passing. On the right, Riyad Mahrez hit with the left to insert the first post decisively.
The rest of the time, both teams can’t do anything more. End of the game, Manchester City defeated Southampton 4-1 to reach the semi-finals successfully.
Here is the list of 11 real names of both teams:
Southampton: Fraser Forster (GK), Kyle Walker-Peters, Mohamed Salizu, Jack Steffens, Tino Liframento, Stewart Armstrong, Oriel Romeu, James Ward-Prowse, Mohamed Elyounoussi, Shane Long and Adam Armstrong.
Manchester City: Zac Sfenfen (GK), Kyle Walker, Aymeric Laporte, John Stones, Joao Cancelo, Kevin De Bruyne, Rho. Drie, Ilkay Gundogan, Jack Grealish, Gabriel Jesus and Raheem Sterling.
