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Manchester City
FT
1 : 0
vs
HT 0 : 0
Tottenham Hotspur

  • Kick Off at 15:30 (GMT) on 25th April, 2021
  • The referee for this match is Paul Tierney
  • Attendance of 7773 fans at the Wembley
  • This is a match in League Cup - EFL Cup, final, Season 2020/2021

  • Manchester City
  • Goals
  • Laporte (82')
  • Laporte (82')
  • Cards
  • Laporte (45')
  • Laporte (45')
  • Fernandinho (59')
  • Fernandinho (59')
  • Tottenham Hotspur
  • Cards
  • Reguilón (27')
  • Reguilon (27')
Full lineups: Manchester City vs Tottenham Hotspur

Manchester City

Starting XI

  • 13. Zack Steffen
  • 13. Zack Steffen
  • 2. Kyle Walker
  • 2. Kyle Walker
  • 3. Ruben Dias
  • 3. Rúben Dias
  • 14. Aymeric Laporte
  • 14. Aymeric Laporte
  • 27. Joao Cancelo
  • 27. João Cancelo
  • 25. Fernandinho
  • 25. Fernandinho
  • 8. Ilkay Gündogan
  • 8. Ilkay Gundogan
  • 26. Riyad Mahrez
  • 26. Riyad Mahrez
  • 17. Kevin De Bruyne
  • 17. Kevin De Bruyne
  • 7. Raheem Sterling
  • 7. Raheem Sterling
  • 47. Phil Foden
  • 47. Phil Foden

Substitutes

  • 10. Sergio Agüero
  • 31. Ederson
  • 9. Gabriel Jesus
  • 22. Benjamin Mendy
  • 6. Nathan Aké
  • 20. Bernardo Silva
  • 21. Ferran Torres
  • 16. Rodrigo
  • 11. Oleksandr Zinchenko
  • 31. Ederson Moraes
  • 6. Nathan Ake
  • 9. Gabriel Jesus
  • 10. Sergio Aguero
  • 11. Oleksandr Zinchenko
  • 16. Rodri
  • 20. Bernardo Silva
  • 21. Ferran Torres
  • 22. Benjamin Mendy

Coach

  • Pep Guardiola

Tottenham Hotspur

Starting XI

  • 1. Hugo Lloris
  • 1. Hugo Lloris
  • 24. Serge Aurier
  • 24. Serge Aurier
  • 4. Toby Alderweireld
  • 4. Toby Alderweireld
  • 15. Eric Dier
  • 15. Eric Dier
  • 3. Sergio Reguilón
  • 3. Sergio Reguilon
  • 5. Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg
  • 8. Harry Winks
  • 8. Harry Winks
  • 5. Pierre-Emile Højbjerg
  • 18. Giovani Lo Celso
  • 27. Lucas Moura
  • 18. Giovani Lo Celso
  • 7. Heung-Min Son
  • 27. Lucas Moura
  • 10. Harry Kane
  • 10. Harry Kane
  • 7. Son Heung-Min

Substitutes

  • 11. Erik Lamela
  • 6. Davinson Sánchez
  • 28. Tanguy Ndombele
  • 17. Moussa Sissoko
  • 23. Steven Bergwijn
  • 12. Joe Hart
  • 25. Japhet Tanganga
  • 20. Dele Alli
  • 9. Gareth Bale
  • 12. Joe Hart
  • 6. Davinson Sanchez
  • 25. Japhet Tanganga
  • 17. Moussa Sissoko
  • 20. Dele Alli
  • 28. Tanguy Ndombele
  • 11. Erik Lamela
  • 23. Steven Bergwijn
  • 9. Gareth Bale

Coach

  • Ryan Mason
  • 11
    fouls
    11
  • 1
    offsides
    0
  • 4
    shots on target
    1
  • 12
    shots off target
    1
  • 6
    blocked shots
    0
  • 4
    counter attacks
    1
  • 8
    corners
    3
  • 24
    crosses
    8
  • 62%
    possession
    38%
46 Votes
Manchester City vs Tottenham Hotspur
Team Performance
8 Comments
Top Comments
Footy_watch 5 years ago
Arsenal, Brazil 30 1978
The only surprise is that it was only 1-0. They deserved a bigger defeat for sacking mourinho
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akashnai90 5 years ago
Real Madrid 0 398
Son & Kane might as well have stayed at home, they were both invisible. The first half from Tottenham was the ugliest football I've seen in recent times, they did absolutely nothing in terms of attacking. Mourinho isn't there, so you can't blame that on him anymore. The only positive for them was Lloris' performance. Well deserved win for City. But if Guardiola thinks he's going to win Champions League without playing a proper striker, then good luck with that.
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Footy_watch 5 years ago
Arsenal, Brazil 30 1978
The only surprise is that it was only 1-0. They deserved a bigger defeat for sacking mourinho
6
DoubleDee 5 years ago
Chelsea 0 292
Exactly
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Oladipo_Sabonis 5 years ago
Tottenham Hotspur, USA 0 104
I suspect too many Spurs supporters will blame the loss on Aurier for the foul that led to the goal, but it would’ve been a worse scoreline without him. Was left puzzled by Mason’s subs: Lucas and Lo Celso were actually driving the ball forward and making things happen. Son had a shocking match, uncharacteristic given his record against City, but as my buddy cynically put it Son “couldn’t find a cripple in a wheelchair” today. Most gutted for Lloris, who was outstanding but didn’t get enough support to get his first trophy since arriving under Villas Boas.
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quikzyyy 5 years ago
Arsenal 430 9035
Lloris was unreal today, he made at least 3 perfect saves, but better team won overall.
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Oladipo_Sabonis 5 years ago
Tottenham Hotspur, USA 0 104
The expected goals highlights both your points: Man City (2.82xG) 1-0 (0.04xG) Spurs. Yikes!
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JoeBiden 5 years ago
USA 6 61
wow 4 times in a row!
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FootballGuy 5 years ago
Real Madrid, Spain 36 125
no surprises here
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