Premier League: Kevin de Brune winner Manchester City Edge helps the Champions League qualification football news
Manchester City A significant 1-0 win against wolf At the Etihad Stadium on Friday, Kevin D Brune scored a victorious goal to promote his Champions League qualification hopes, taking him to third place in Premier League Standing.
City has now won five consecutive matches in all competitions for the second time this season, providing an important lift to their European ambitions.
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The Jeet gives the city a four -point cushion on the notingham Forest in sixth place, which has a sport against the Crystal Palace on Monday, while the fourth place has a newcomer and a fifth -ranked Chelsea match.
The match marked one of D Brune’s final performances in Etihad, as the 33 -year -old Belgian midfielder would not get a contract expansion when their current deal ends at the end of the season.
“We are better than weeks ago. If we play today, it is really good, but we cannot relax. It is good to win this way because it will make us realize that we still need to work,” Guardiola Said.
The goal of D Brune was his sixth of the season only, showing Guardiola’s decision to release him in the last two years.
“Many teammas have said that it is sad that I have to go, but how it only goes to life. De brune Said.
“Just thanks. His contribution to the game against Crystal Palace when we were 2–0 and he saves, and today the goal. I want the best for Kevin. It may not be possible to do these for many years without him. He has been an incredible player, but the situation is almost impossible to change such a player.”
Erling Hayal returned from his ankle injury, but remained an unused option surprising several observers.
Walves confidently entered the match with confidence after winning six consecutive top-flights for the first time since 1970–71.
Visitors almost took an edge when Ryan at-Nuri hit the post from the close range, their follow-up attempt approved the line by Josco Guardiol.
The city broke the deadlock in the 35th minute through a well orchestrated step. Ilke Gundogan passed Jeremy DokuWho defeated his marker and found D Brune identified in the Valves region. Belgium ended the previous goalkeeper Jose Sa.
In the second half, wolves continued to threaten, in which Maths Kunha attacked the post from the area.
The victory keeps the city on track to avoid the missing Champions League qualification for the first time since 2010-11, although his four-year rule as an English champion has already ended with Liverpool, which is claiming the title.
The city still has three matches left in its campaign and is also ready for the FA Cup final against Crystal Palace.
