On Saturday night, a key match in the English Premier League was about to take place, with top-ranked Manchester City hosting Walford, who are deep in the relegation zone. Although City played with half of their main players, "Jesus" Gabil Jecsis scored four goals and performed a "big four", finally beating Walford 5-1 to consolidate the top position.
In view of the midweek UEFA Europa League quarterfinals match against Real Madrid, Manchester City made a massive rotation for this match, with a total of six changes. Chiaroscuro, Staanen, Gabriele Jenksis and Ferrandino started the match, while Rubin Dyas returned from injury to start the match. Although not all the main players played in the match, City still showed an overwhelming advantage.
Jesus broke the deadlock just four minutes into the match and then scored twice in the 23rd minute to give City a 2-0 lead. Wakefield didn't give up easily, and Hashinkamara scored a goal in the 28th minute to make the score 1-2.
City didn't let up on their rivals and in the 34th minute, Lodi Casciandi scored from the far corner of the net to take a 3-1 lead at half-time, and just over a minute into the second half, "Jesus" added a penalty to make it 4-1. Just over a minute into the second half, "Jesus" won a 12-yard penalty and scored himself to make the score 4-1, and in the 53rd minute, the Brazilian shot-stopper added a second goal to make it a four-goal thriller, sealing a 5-1 victory for City and three easy points.
