Manchester City F.C Breaks out of Liverpool F.C Spell

Manchester City F.C in the early kickoff, broke out of Liverpool's spell as they humiliated Liverpool F.C 5 goals to nothing.

For the past three seasons, Liverpool F.C has been thrashing Manchester City in the premier league. On the 01 Mar 2015, Liverpool F.C beat Manchester City 2:1
On the 21 Nov 2015, Liverpool F.C won again, 1:4
On the 02 Mar 2016, Liverpool F.C defeated Manchester City 3 goals to nothing
On the 31 Dec 2016, Liverpool F.C defeated Manchester City 1:0
On the 19 Mar 2017, Liverpool F.C shared points with Manchester City ending the game in 1:1 draw.
Now finally today, 09 Sep 2017, Manchester City decides to put a stop to such record by humiliating Liverpool 5:0.

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Mane knew he deserved a red after his tackle with Manchester City's goal keeper as he quietly walked off the pitch.

Did the red card really affected Liverpool? Yes it did. Psycologically the team was down after the unwanted act from Mane, making their attacking force weaker.

Aguero really demonstrated his continuing world-class quality with a smooth strike around Mignolet for Manchester City's first and his unselfishness when he played in Jesus for the third when he could have scored himself.

"We all stayed focused, we didn't give Liverpool much of a chance in the second half. We play a lot of small games in training so we are used to having an extra man but you just have to stay concentrated." Kevin de Bruyne said in an interview, as he was named "Man Of The Match."

Let's hear from Liverpool's Coach;
"I was really angry at half-time - not because of the result, not because of the red card - I was angry because I didn't see before the red card that we really understood that we could have got everything.

The red card was a game-changer today. But although City were 2-0 up and we had 10 men, I couldn't believe we had no chance anymore. I thought there was something to come but then the second half was not the biggest joy for any Liverpool fan and we say sorry for that.

I'm sure enough people will find a reason to say it's 100% a red card. I was outside with Pep and we both didn't think it's a red card. In the game everybody thought the goalkeeper was seriously injured - I'm not sure what happened but he was running around after the game so not as serious as everybody thought."

Let's hear from Manchester City's Coach;
"The game was tight, it was equal when it was 11 against 11. After the red card it was different - I know it's not easy to play against 10, it's easier but not easy.

"But we controlled the game and the second goal before half-time was so important. They changed the system and we spent a few minutes to adjust but after that we were in control.

"We think nothing is broken but Ederson has a big scar - hopefully he can come back as soon as possible. Of course it was not intentional from Mane because he was looking at the ball and didn't see the keeper but the impact is huge."

It is such a great day for Manchester City.