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Burnley 1-1 Man City: Citizens suffer unexpected draw as Danilo scores a stunner

Game is over and the final score is Burnley 1-1 Man City. Here is the match report.

Match Events

22' GOAL! Burnley 0-1 Manchester City (Danilo)

Simple as you like for City but what a strike from Danilo. De Bruyne takes a short corner to Bernardo Silva, who rolls the ball across the pitch to Danilo. The full-back takes a touch before curling an effort from 25 yards beyond the dive of Pope and into the top corner.
31' SAVE! Cork lofts the ball back into the penalty area and Walker is playing a host of Burnley players onside. Mee's the one who gets on the end of it, volleying the ball towards the bottom corner, but Ederson dives to his left to palm the ball away from goal.
71' WHAT A MISS! How has Raheem Sterling not made it 2-0 to City? De Bruyne plays Walker in behind and the full-back drills a low cross across the face of goal. Sterling's there for City, and from inside the six yard box, he fails to hit the target, missing an open goal. It has to go down as one of the misses of the season.
82' Burnley 1-1 Manchester City (Gudmundsson, 82)


Burnley were cranking up the pressure since Sterling's miss and they have their reward. Lowton's cross is inch-perfect and Gudmundsson reacts first, meeting it at the far post before poking the ball past Ederson and into the back of the net.

Line-ups

Burnley XI: Pope, Taylor, B. Mee, Bardsley, K.Long, Cork, Hendrick, Gudmundsson, Lennon, Vokes, Barnes
Subs: Lindegaard, Lowton, G.K Nkoudou, Westwood, Arfield, O'Neill, Wells
Manchester City XI: Ederson, K.Walker, Danilo, Kompany, Otamendi, Gündogan, De Bruyne, B.Silva, Fernandinho, Sterling, Agüero
Subs: Bravo, A.Laporte, T.Adarabioyo, Zinchenko, Y. Touré, B.Diaz

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