Manchester City’s Statement Win Over Bournemouth: Does This Triumph Seal Their Champions League Fate?
Omar Marmoush (14′) and Bernardo Silva (38′) had City two goals up at the break. Later on, both teams were left with 10 men as City’s Mateo Kovacic (67′) and Bournemouth’s Lewis Cook (73′) got their marching orders for red-card offences, and with around a minute of the 90 remaining, substitute Nico Gonzalez scored another for City, before Bournemouth substitute Daniel Jebbison provided consolation for the Cherries deep in stoppage time.
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City boss Pep Guardiola had only the absence of John Stones to work around.
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