In a bye match of the 29th round of the EPL, Manchester City challenged Brighton away from home, and finally won 4-0 thanks to Foden's second goal and De Bruyne's goal.
At the beginning of the match, Manchester City showed a strong desire to attack. In the 17th minute, Walker crossed the ball from the right road, and De Bruyne successfully broke the goal by leaping over the top in the penalty area, giving City the lead. This was De Bruyne's sixth goal in the Premier League this season, showing his excellent header ability.
In the 26th minute, Foden took the free kick, the ball was refracted and flew into Brighton's goal, Manchester City led 2-0. Foden's free kick showed his precise footwork and excellent judgment.
In the 34th minute, Brighton made a mistake when passing the ball in the backfield, and Foden grabbed the ball and scored his second goal. This is his 16th goal in the Premier League this season, and the 51st goal of his Premier League career. Foden is gradually growing into the absolute thigh of Manchester City.
City struck again in the 62nd minute of the second half when Walker crossed the ball and Alvarez slotted it into an empty net to seal the win for City. Alvarez scored for the first time in the Premier League since Feb. 1, and his goal capped off City's victory.
De Bruyne also had a shot blocked in the 15th minute of the first half, and in the 23rd minute he attempted a long range shot from outside the penalty area, but it was also blocked by a Brighton defender. Although these shots could not be converted into goals, De Bruyne's performance in the match was still outstanding, and he created many good chances for his team to break through the goal.
In this match, the Manchester City team showed a strong attacking strength and teamwork ability. They managed to beat Brighton with a score of 4-0 thanks to the excellent play of De Bruyne, Foden and Alvarez.
