Showing posts with label Kevin De Bruyne. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kevin De Bruyne. Show all posts

Friday, 1 March 2019

GW28 : Minggu banyak team menang besar | Ozil is back | Spurs kena ngan The Blues

Cardiff City 0-3 EVERTON | ARSENAL 5-1 Bournemouth | Crystal Palace 1-3 MAN UTD
LIVERPOOL 5-0 Watford | MAN CITY 1-0 West ham | CHELSEA 2-0 Tottenham Hotspur




“That game was exceptional; I don’t think I was ever part of a game that somebody had a hat-trick of assists." -Klopp

Saturday, 16 December 2017

Man City humiliates Tottenham for 16th straight Premier League win

MANCHESTER, England — Arms wrapped around his head, Kevin De Bruyne was writhing in agony on the turf.
A stamp by Dele Alli, the Tottenham dynamo prone to hot-headed eruptions, typified the rough treatment faced by De Bruyne’s Manchester City on Saturday.
Tottenham just couldn’t cope against the exhilarating force of a team which is steamrollering opponents and the English football records.
De Bruyne’s right ankle was fortunate to escape serious damage being inflicted by the thrust of Alli’s boot. Alli was fortunate to avoid a red card, and De Bruyne was seething.
Payback came within a couple of minutes when the ball was bulging in the Tottenham net. De Bruyne lashed a shot past goalkeeper Hugo Lloris to net City’s second in a 4-1 victory over last season’s runners-up.
With a record 16th successive English top-flight win, City surged 14 points clear of both Manchester United, which travels to West Bromwich Albion on Sunday, and champion Chelsea.
The Premier League chasing pack is slipping further into the distance.

Tuesday, 17 October 2017

Sunday, 1 October 2017

X-Chelsea Kevin De Bruyne hampakan harapan the Blues (1-0)


  • Alvaro Morata was forced to come off after 35 minutes and seemed to be struggling with hamstring niggle  
  • First half finished goalless but Manchester City dominated possession and looked team in control of game  
  • Kevin De Bruyne opened the scoring with a sumptuous finish curling past Thibaut Courtois for deserved lead 
  • Belgian's goal proved to be decisive and City totally dominated game in all facets of play at Stamford Bridge 




Kevin De Bruyne sent the travelling fans into raptures with his brilliant finish to put City ahead in the second half
Fabian Delph described Manchester City's win at Chelsea as 'massive', but warned the season is only just beginning. Kevin De Bruyne scored the only goal against his former club, but City might have had more as they consolidated their position at the top of the Premier League. 

Former Aston Villa midfielder Delph was deployed at left wing-back and impressed in a strong team performance in City's sixth win from seven league games this season.

Conte: “We gave everything today. I’m happy for the commitment of every player, for the will to fight. They are a very strong team”

CHELSEA :
Courtois 7, Rudiger 7, Christensen 7, Cahill 6, Azpilicueta 7, Kante 7.5, Bakayoko 6.5(Batshuayi), Fabregas 6.5, Alonso 6.5, Hazard 7 (Pedro), Morata 6 (Willian)
Unused subs: 
Caballero, Moses, Kenedy, Zappacosta

MAN CITY :
Ederson 8.5, Walker 7, Stones 7.5, Otamendi 7, Delph 7, Fernandinho 7, Sterling 7, De Bruyne 9 (Danilo), Silva 8.5 (B. Silva), Sane 7 (Gundogan), Jesus 8

Unused subs: 
Bravo, Mangala, Zinchenko, Toure

Bookings: Fernandinho, Otamendi

Goals: De Bruyne (67)
Referee: Martin Atkinson 

Saturday, 16 April 2016

Aguero ledak 3 gol benam The Blues si setan biru



Manchester City striker Aguero takes a tumble under a strong challenging from Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas
 

  • Sergio Aguero hits hat-trick against 10-man Blues to send City third as Kevin De Bruyne shines again
  • Sergio Aguero opened the scoring for Manchester City in the 33rd minute applying a superb finish to a swift counter
  • Aguero doubled the advantage with another brilliant City goal on the break after great work by Kevin De Bruyne 
  • The Argentinian striker sealed his hat-trick from the penalty spot after Thibaut Courtois had been sent off 
Kevin De Bruyne, who has been in brilliant form since returning from injury, escapes the challenge of John Mikel Obi