Manchester City Victory and Celebrations Make Farce of Premier League
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25-second readOver the first hour of Sunday’s match, Liverpool had limited Manchester City to four shot attempts worth 0.15 expected goals . At that rate, it would have taken around 390 minutes for City to record a full expected goal worth of attempts.
Then, Manchester-born referee Chris Kavanagh sent Ryan Gravenberch off via a second yellow. Both yellows given to the Liverpool player were on the controversial side of soft.
Down a man, Liverpool and head coach Andoni Iraola’s man-to-man system that had held for more than an hour broke down quickly.
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- The Liverpool Offside ↗
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- Clubs covered
- Liverpool, Manchester City
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Over the first hour of Sunday’s match, Liverpool had limited Manchester City to four shot attempts worth 0.15 expected goals.
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