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This Saturday, Manchester City won against Everton for the 33rd day of the Premier League and dates back to the ranking.
A nice comeback. Manchester City got out late from the beewp at Everton (2-0) on Saturday to delight fourth place, at least temporarily, and maintain his hope for qualification for the next Champions League, long put to the Goodison Park.
The quadruples champions of England in title have long stumbled on Liverpool's “Toffees”, before getting out of it thanks to Nico O'Reilly (85th) and Mateo Kovacic (90th+2). Nearly ten minutes and with a draw, the future prospect would have been much darker for the team of Pep Guardiola.
But the Catalan coach launched Jérémy Doku to force the lock (78th) and his plan worked. The Belgian winger put to a torture of the defense of Everton and his partners took advantage of it. The click came from the young O'Reilly, a 20 -year -old converted into a left side, who cut a center from Matheus Nunes and scored his second goal in two days. Then Kovacic made the break by operating a pass from Ilkay Gündogan.
Threatened
In the ranking, Manchester City goes to fourth place (58 points) of a short head ahead of Nottingham Forest (5th, 57 pts), expected Monday in Tottenham in conclusion of the 33rd day. This allows, above all, to reject at least temporarily the threat of Chelsea (6th, 54 pts), on Sunday visit to Fulham, and Aston Villa (7th, 54 pts), host of the third Newcastle (59 pts) on Saturday afternoon.
In the race for European places, the poor operation of the day returns to Bournemouth (8th, 49 pts), unable to win a team from Crystal Palace (0-0) yet reduced to ten before half-time. Brighton (10th, 48 pts) has experienced a nightmare in Brentford, with a 4-2 defeat, an expulsion of striker Joao Pedro after a mood gesture, and a disturbing outing of the defender Jan Paul Van Hecke, victim of a shock in the head in additional time.
It is also in additional time that Southampton, already relegated, deprived West Ham of a victory with a goal from Lesley Ugochukwu (90th+2, 1-1), French midfielder loaned by Chelsea. The Hammers, sixteenths, have not won since February 27.
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