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Everton vs Manchester City live watch 27 December 2023


3 hours ago — (watch tv-) Everton VS Man City live stream 27/12/2023 24 minutes ago — Manchester City return to Premier League action as they head to ...


The first goal - how good it was. "On the title race [speaking prior to the Arsenal defeat]: "We've done our duty by beating them at the Etihad. Both teams have had an exceptional season. It was good to win between the Real Madrid games. Now we know two wins from the last three games will be enough. "Opta stats - City win at Everton for a sixth year in a rowThis was Everton's third home league defeat by 3+ goals since the start of the year (1-4 v both Brighton and Newcastle previously), which is already the joint-most times they've been beaten at home by 3+ goals in a calendar year in the Premier League (three in 2017). Manchester City are unbeaten in their last 12 Premier League games against Everton (W10 D2), and have now won on six consecutive league trips to Goodison Park - this is the joint-most consecutive away league wins a team have had against Everton, along with Portsmouth between 1948 and 1956. Manchester City have won each of their last 11 matches in the Premier League, with the last three instances of a team winning as many consecutive games in the competition all being by Pep Guardiola's side (previously a 12-game run ending in January 2022 and a 15-game run ending in March 2021). "My goodness. What a finish, " said Sky Sports pundit Roy Keane. "I'm feeling my hip just looking at it! "Haaland then hit the net two minutes later, taking his domestic league tally to 36 for the campaign by heading in from close range after City worked the ball well down the left and Gundogan stood the ball up into the six-yard box. Everton's problems were compounded when Calvert-Lewin's injury-ravaged season took another turn for the worse, with the striker not coming out for the second half, and when Gundogan curled in a fine free-kick soon after the restart a fruitless afternoon was effectively confirmed for the hosts. Ederson produced a brilliant save to deny Tarkowski as Everton attempt to respond Tarkowski did rattle the bar from another corner, with his header tipped up by Ederson, after Haaland had tried a spectacular scissor kick but the final stages were played out with both sides thinking about the opportunities to come. Amadou Onana 7Being forced to do much of his work in his own half, there have been some crucial blocks and hard running. Andre Gomes 7Making his first start for Everton in 19 months after his goalscoring substitute appearance at Tottenham Hotspur, he’s been less spectacular so far but has slotted back into the midfield smoothly, always looking to play a telling pass. James Garner 8Started the move for Everton’s goal with a probing ball to Beto’s feet and the former Manchester United man has been well up for this one, getting in the faces of his opponents. There were just 118 seconds between Manchester City opening the scoring through Ilkay Gundogan and Erling Haaland adding a second (a goal assisted by Gundogan). What's next? Live Super Sunday Live Premier League Everton will hope to boost their survival hopes in their next game away at mathematically-safe Wolves. The Toffees end their campaign with a home game against Bournemouth. Manchester City now turn their attention back to the Champions League for the second leg of their semi-final with Real Madrid on Wednesday night. Pep Guardiola's side then host Chelsea next Sunday, live on Sky Sports with kick-off at 4pm, for their final home game of the season. They stay 17th, just a point clear of the relegation zone. Player ratings Everton: Pickford (5), Patterson (6), Mina (6), Tarkowski (7), Holgate (5), Garner (6), Gueye (6), Iwobi (6), Doucoure (6), McNeil (7), Calvert-Lewin (7). Subs: Maupay (6), Coady (6), Onana (6), Gray (6) Man City: Ederson (7), Walker (7), Laporte (7), Dias (7), Akanji (7), Rodri (7), Gundogan (9), Mahrez (8), Foden (7), Haaland (7), Alvarez (6). Subs: Grealish (6), Bernardo Silva (6), Phillips (N/A), Gomez (N/A) Player of the match: Ilkay Gundogan (Man City) How Man City took another step towards the titleEverton had not beaten Man City since 2017 but on the back of their shock 5-1 win at Brighton on Monday and with a template from their draw at the Etihad on New Year's Eve to follow, there was reason for hope at Goodison Park and Dyche's team made a positive start - albeit largely without the ball. And at Goodison Park, there was another demonstration of why Pep Guardiola is desperate for the 32-year-old to extend his contract with the club beyond its expiry this summer. His first goal was breathtaking - a wonderful piece of skill to break Everton's resistance on 37 minutes. Moments later he turned provider, crossing for Erling Haaland to head in with just his third touch of the match. Vitalii Mykolenko 8Another smart showing from one of Everton’s biggest glow-up performers of the season, he looks far more natural in his role now and has kept Bernardo Silva at arm’s length. James Tarkowski 8A tower of strength at the back for Everton, he’s done well against the likes of Julian Alvarez and Phil Foden while offering a threat at the other end from set-pieces. Jarrad Branthwaite 8The impressive rookie has devoured some of the Premier League’s biggest centre-forwards so far this season but faced a different kind of test when Phil Foden turned him inside out early on but has kept his nerve since to keep his shape well. Then came a wonderful Gundogan free-kick on 51 minutes to end the contest. It was some way to mark his 300th appearance for the club. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Gundogan produces a moment of brilliance to give Manchester City the lead Erling Haaland's powerful header makes it 2-0 to Manchester City at Goodison Park Ilkay Gundogan arrows home from a free-kick to give Manchester City a 3-0 lead at Everton How the teams lined up | Match stats | Premier League tableHow to watch free Premier League highlightsGet Sky Sports | Download the Sky Sports AppThe Premier League title is almost within touching distance now for City, who have won 11 in a row in this competition. We have to take that mentality into the next two games. The fans have been amazing. Stick with us and we'll keep working to get this done. "Guardiola critical of Everton defender Yerry Mina Pep Guardiola was not happy with Yerry Mina's actions during Manchester City's win over Everton. Man City boss Pep Guardiola: "Really good, from the first minute. I was really impressed with the way they defended but we were there. Every time we win a game we're a little bit closer but there are really tough games. City end their campaign with back-to-back away trips to Brighton, live on Sky Sports, and Brentford. Everton's remaining fixturesMay 20: Wolves (A) - Premier League, kick-off 3pmMay 28: Bournemouth (H) - Premier League, kick-off 4. 30pmMan City's remaining fixturesMay 17: Real Madrid (H) - Champions LeagueMay 21: Chelsea (H) - Premier League, kick-off 4pm, live on Sky SportsMay 24: Brighton (A) - Premier League, kick-off 8pm, live on Sky SportsMay 28: Brentford (A) - Premier League, kick-off 4. City had 81 per cent of possession in the opening 10 minutes but the home side marshalled the attacks well. Premier League top scorer Haaland did not have a touch until the 26th minute. The first shot of the match did not come until a few minutes later, with Riyad Mahrez curling over from distance. Team news Mason Holgate replaced the injured Vitalii Mykolenko as the only change to the Everton team which won 5-1 at Brighton on Monday. Man City made four changes from their draw with Real Madrid, with Phil Foden, Riyad Mahrez, Aymeric Laporte and Julian Alvarez coming in. Jack Grealish, Kevin De Bruyne, Bernardo Silva and John Stones dropped to the bench. Calvert-Lewin provided the hosts with a handy outlet, too, and from a corner won by the striker on 35 minutes Everton almost snatched the lead. Tarkowski nodded the cross down but Holgate just could not quite wrap his foot around the ball to steer it home. But first, they must refocus their attentions on European matters, with the second leg of their Champions League semi-final with Real Madrid coming up at the Etihad on Wednesday. Everton had gone close themselves moments before falling behind, with Mason Holgate just unable to turn in at the back post from a corner and James Tarkowski saw a header pushed onto the bar by Ederson from another set-piece as they searched for a consolation. But a tough afternoon was made worse by key man Dominic Calvert-Lewin being forced off at the break. Everton vs Man City live - score updates and analysisEverton half-time player-ratingsJordan Pickford 9Was called into action a couple of times early on, making a close range stop to deny Julian Alvarez from close range then the World Cup winner again, just seconds after he’d made a save with his feet from Matheus Nunes before another fine stop from Jack Grealish. Nathan Patterson 7Has got his work cut out dealing with Jack Grealish’s twinkling toes, earning a booking for pulling him back, but has worked hard to defend doggedly. His reaction showed what a big chance it was. Holgate couldn't convert a big chance to give Everton the lead City made him pay for the miss. Almost instantly they went up the other end and when Mahrez crossed into the box, Gundogan, with his back to goal, brilliantly controlled the ball with his thigh before hooking home. Everton 0-3 Manchester City: Ilkay Gundogan's two fine 14 May 2023 — WATCH: Highlights from the clash between Everton and Manchester City in the Premier League live on Sky Sports, and Brentford. Everton's ... Everton boss Sean Dyche: "I thought we were excellent for 30-odd minutes but they showed what a class side they are. The way they changed their game plan and stretched out shape and capitalised on it... they showed how they can score in different ways. "We countered and broke well at times. But from 2-0 down it's very difficult from then on. [At 3-0] we tried to get the team to play with confidence and certainly there was a mentality to keep going. "Get it over the line is the priority now. [Soccer@] Streaming: Everton v Man City Live 27/12/2023 2 da 3 days ago — [Soccer@] Streaming: Everton v Man City Live 27/12/2023 2 days ago — The match won't be broadcast live on any terrestrial TV channels. City's pursuit of glory on three fronts continuing against Real Madrid, while Everton - who have now lost a club-record 10 league games this season - build up for a trip to Wolves next weekend which could be pivotal for their survival hopes. Dyche: Man City showed their class Everton boss Sean Dyche was full of praise for how Manchester City changed their game plan to beat his side at Goodison Park. Live: Manchester City v Everton | Premier League Follow all of the action live on BT Sport as Manchester City take on Everton at Etihad Stadium. Step-by-step we're closer. "On having words with Mina at full-time: "It's not necessary what he does. He knows exactly what he has done. He's a good player but it's not necessary - and for what? To win the game? "On Gundogan: "He is an exceptional player in all senses, as a human being, he can play different roles, he's intelligent, his runs on the pitch, the right tempo... Everton 0-3 Manchester City: Ilkay Gundogan's two fine individual goals help defending champions close in on Premier League titleIlkay Gundogan starred again for Manchester City, with two goals and an assist from the German helping his side to a 3-0 victory at Everton before Arsenal's defeat at home to Brighton later on Sunday left Pep Guardiola's side on the brink of Premier League glory. City's four-point advantage over an Arsenal side which has played a game more means they will win the title on Saturday - if Arsenal lose at Nottingham Forest - or on Sunday if they beat Chelsea, with both games live on Sky Sports. Right now, captain Gundogan is leading Man City to that fifth title in six seasons. Last week he scored twice in the win at Leeds. He then got an assist at Real Madrid in midweek. Everton vs Manchester City: Starting lineups, TV schedule 14 May 2023 — How to Watch/Listen. TV: Peacock, USA Network, Universo - United States; Sky Sports Premier League - United Kingdom; Fubo - Canada, beIN Sports ...


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