Liverpool vs Man City August 2019

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Ref:liverpoolfc.com

Liverpool v Manchester City, 04 August 2019

Score1-1 :: penalties 5-4 to Manchester City
RefereeMartin Atkinson
CompetitionFA Community Shield -
VenueWembley Stadium
Attendance77,565
View Liverpool v Manchester City head to head
Kick-off: 3.00pm Manchester City won 5-4 on penalties Extra time not played

1 (4)Liverpool

Manager: Jürgen Klopp

1 (5)Manchester City

Manager: Pep Guardiola

Goals:

Joël Matip77G

Goals:

Raheem Sterling12G

Starting lineup:

GoalkeeperAlisson Becker
DefenderJoe Gomez
DefenderAndy Robertson
DefenderVirgil Van Dijk
Defender/MidfielderTrent Alexander-Arnold
Defender/MidfielderFabinho
MidfielderJordan Henderson (captain)
MidfielderGeorginio Wijnaldum
Midfielder/ForwardRoberto Firmino
Midfielder/ForwardMohamed Salah
ForwardDivock Origi

Starting lineup:

GoalkeeperClaudio Bravo
DefenderNicolás Otamendi
DefenderJohn Stones
DefenderKyle Walker
Defender/MidfielderOlexsandr Zinchenko
MidfielderBernardo Silva
MidfielderDavid Silva (captain)
MidfielderRodri
Midfielder/ForwardKevin De Bruyne
Midfielder/ForwardLeroy Sané
Midfielder/ForwardRaheem Sterling

Substitutions:

Naby Keïta for Fabinho67
Joël Matip for Trent Alexander-Arnold67
Adam Lallana for Jordan Henderson79
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain for Divock Origi79
Xherdan Shaqiri for Roberto Firmino79

Substitutions:

Gabriel Jesus for Leroy Sané13
İlkay Gündogan for David Silva61
Phil Foden for Kevin De Bruyne89

Cards:

Cards:

Kevin De Bruyne33Y

On the bench:

GoalkeeperSimon Mignolet
DefenderDejan Lovren
Defender/MidfielderJoël Matip
MidfielderNaby Keïta
MidfielderAlex Oxlade-Chamberlain
Midfielder/ForwardAdam Lallana
Midfielder/ForwardXherdan Shaqiri

On the bench:

GoalkeeperEderson
DefenderAngeliño
DefenderEric García
MidfielderPhil Foden
Midfielderİlkay Gündogan
ForwardSergio Agüero
ForwardGabriel Jesus

Comments:

Penalty shoot-out details (Liverpool went first) 1 – Xherdan Shaqiri [scored] 2 – Georginio Wijnaldum [saved] 3 – Adam Lallana [scored] 4 – Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain [scored] 5 – Mohamed Salah [scored]

Comments:

Penalty shoot-out details (Manchester City went second) 1 – İlkay Gündogan [scored] 2 – Bernardo Silva [scored] 3 – Phil Foden [scored] 4 – Olexsandr Zinchenko [scored] 5 – Gabriel Jesus [scored]

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