The stands were abuzz with excitement on Thursday's (6) UEFA Europa League Group G fixture, as top striker Ainin Chalainte proved his terror once again! City's 5-0 home win over Copenhagen saw the ever-popular Chalainte deliver another staggering performance, scoring twice in just 11 touches, and then retiring at half-time. 28 goals in 22 UEFA Europa League games, and even the opposing keeper marveled, "He's not a human being!"
Manchester City still sent out Xalanta as the leader in this match after the big win against Manchester United in the previous round. He scored an easy goal in the box in the first 7 minutes, and in the 32nd minute, he took advantage of the opponent's goalkeeper's moment of saving to extend the score to 2-0. 7 minutes later, Copenhagen's keeper made a mistake, and City was leading by 3 goals at half-time, and the leader of the team, Gordiona, then gave Charlantes a rest. The goal scorer had fewer touches in the half, but was extremely efficient, scoring 2 goals, hitting 100% of his 4 shots and making 100% of his 3 passes.
After the break, City continued to attack, and in the 55th minute, City got a 12-yarder, which was scored by Males. In the 76th minute, Males assisted, and Zulian Ivaris crossed the ball into the penalty area to score the goal, and the game ended 5-0. With the win, City lead the table with three wins in three matches, followed by Dortmund, Xavier and Copenhagen with one point each.
Chalainte scored 28 goals in 22 UEFA matches, surpassing the record of the famous Luis Suarez (27 goals). He also became the third player in history after Chamakh (Arsenal) and Ferentholis (Manchester City) to score in his first three UEFA matches for a new club. City midfielder Kiyalish said straight after the game: "Chalantal is really unbelievable and I couldn't help but smile when I saw him score 2 more goals. I heard the Dragons in Copenhagen talking and saying 'he's not human'!"
