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Published on 2024-04-25 22:28:25
Manchester City defeated Brighton 4-0 in a commanding performance at the Amex stadium, following Arsenal’s 5-0 win over Chelsea earlier in the week. Kevin De Bruyne’s diving header and Phil Foden’s two goals before halftime set the tone for City’s dominance, with Julian Alvarez adding a goal in the second half. Sky Sports co-commentator Alan Smith praised Kyle Walker for his standout performance, providing two assists and showcasing his attacking prowess and defensive solidity against Brighton’s young left-back, Valentin Barco.
Walker’s performance in the match was exceptional, as he achieved a personal record of two assists in a game for the first time in his Premier League career. His pinpoint cross to De Bruyne for the first goal and an intelligent run leading to Alvarez’s goal highlighted his versatility and awareness on the pitch. With over 380 Premier League appearances to his name, Walker’s contribution was crucial in Manchester City’s comprehensive victory, demonstrating his ability to influence proceedings from the right flank.
Manchester City’s victory not only maintains their position in the title race but also emphasizes the depth and talent within Pep Guardiola’s squad. Walker’s impressive display, alongside De Bruyne and Foden, showcases the strength of City’s roster as they aim to reclaim the Premier League crown. The team’s performance against Brighton showcased their qualities as formidable contenders in the ongoing title race.
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