Bournemouth vs Man City LIVE: Premier League final score and result as Evanilson goal beats champions

Manchester City lost best position in the Head Association table after a 2-1 loss at AFC Bournemouth on Saturday evening.

Kick Guardiola’s side have been plagued by wounds of late yet they fell behind to a fine clearing move from the get-go, with Antoine Semenyo scoring to put the Cherries ahead. Evanilson then, at that point, slid in a moment on the counter-assault after the break to put the host group clear – and simply a short spell on from them beating Weapons store as well – and in spite of a late comfort from Josko Gvardiol, Bournemouth clung to win.

Joined with Liverpool beating Brighton, it implied City fell into second spot and botched the opportunity to open a greater hole to Stockpile, who had lost prior in the day at Newcastle. Follow all the Chief Association response with our live blog beneath:

Bournemouth vs Man City highlights

Match analysis

“Might we at any point play you consistently?”

Manchester City are never exposed to such a serenade, yet you could excuse Bournemouth fans for being jubilant as they commended a success over the Chief Association champions. On this proof, Andoni Iraola’s side should shape a line.

The unbeaten run for Enthusiasm Guardiola and his men went in midweek to Prods in the cup and here was a first association rout of the time to pound home how much the Blues are battling. Assuming anybody was enticed to proclaim the title race over after Stockpile’s noon rout to Newcastle, City never seemed to be giving any legitimacy to that specific point regardless of a Josko Gvardiol relief as they went down 2-1.

Player ratings

It was a day of poor grades in Simon Bajkowski’s player evaluations with Ederson the brilliant point for City.

The goalkeeper made a pivotal early twofold save and was City’s best player on a day where their Head Association unbeaten record finished. It was whenever Bournemouth first have beaten the Blues in the first class, with Energy Guardiola flaunting 12 successes from 12 against the Cherries heading into the game.

Yet, City got what they merited as their loss followed a misfortune for Weapons store at Newcastle in the early start up which permitted Liverpool to go top of the table kindness of their success over Brighton.

FT – (2-1) – City beaten for the first time in the Premier League

Full time. City gave it a decent go toward the end however left themselves with a lot to do. This is their most memorable loss of the time in the Chief Association and Bournemouth add the heroes to the scalp of Weapons store last break.

The hosts completely merit their success. City added a decency to a baffling exhibition on the most part.

Stay close by on the Manchester Nightly News for response, investigation and evaluations all through the night.

Goalkeeper & Defence

Ederson (6/10):

Made a great twofold save to obstruct Semenyo and Justin Kluivert. Couldn’t actually be blamed for the objectives however his kicking was feeble.

Kyle Walker (3/10):

In the group in the midst of much amazement after Guardiola had said he would be out until after the global break. Looked terribly corroded, being annihilated by Kerkez.

Manuel Akanji (5/10):

Battled to manage Bournemouth’s running in behind.

Nathan Ake (5/10):

Too delayed to even consider responding for the two objectives. Got a heartfelt applause from his previous club’s allies. Maybe they were expressing gratitude for his detachment.

Josko Gvardiol (6/10):

Poor for both Bournemouth objectives, turned by Semenyo and afterward lost the race with Evanilson. Repaid at the opposite end by giving City trust with his pounding header.