UCL : MU Merah Pogba terkena 2-0 di Old Trafford | AS Roma 2-1 Porto

FA CUP : Wigan nyahkan pendahulu liga Man City dr pertandingan Fa Cup

1 kad merah buat Fabian Delph pd minit '47 separuh masa pertama

Possesion dipegang oleh Man City 83% Wigan hanya 17%

City were reduced to 10 men following Fabian Delph's red card on the stroke of half-time, despite referee Anthony Taylor initially appearing to produce a yellow car

Wigan striker Will Grigg then scored the only goal of the game to knock City out of the FA Cup.

In doing so the Latics replicated their famous 1-0 victory over the same opposition in the competition's 2013 final.

Chaotic scenes followed the final whistle as Sergio Aguero appeared to confront a supporter who had invaded the pitch.

Guardiola found defeat hard to swallow after his side had dominated the game with 83 per cent possession.

Speaking to BBC Sport, the City boss said: "It was like a final.

"They had one shot on target, I don't have regrets with the way we played, the performance, the heart.

"Congratulations for Wigan for the qualification.

"We did absolutely everything, we made a mistake and this kind of game is like a final.

Pep Guardiola stares at the ground following Man City's shock defeat to Wigan

"Wigan won, congratulations to them and now we rest to prepare for the League Cup final."

Guardiola refused to be drawn on the referee's decision to dismiss Delph for a reckless tackle on Wigan's Max Power.

He did not criticise Taylor's choice of card, simply stating: "Red card. It was the decision."

On an apparent clash with Wigan boss Paul Cook in the tunnel he added: "Nothing happened."

Tonight was only the third time Manchester City have failed to score in a match this season.

Lower league sides have been responsible for two of those games, a 0-0 draw with Wolves in the Carabao Cup being the other.

Red Card utk Sane | Liverpool kena benam ngan MC

• Manchester City beat Liverpool 5-0 at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday afternoon
• Sergio Aguero broke the deadlock before Sadio Mane was shown a red card
• Mane was dismissed for a dangerous challenge on City goalkeeper Ederson
• City punished Liverpool's 10 men as Gabriel Jesus and Leroy Sane got braces
• Aguero's goal made him the Premier League's all-time No 1 non-European scorer

Sadio Mane was sent off by referee Jon Moss for a dangerous foul on goalkeeper Ederson

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain was also a second-half Liverpool sub and he endured an awful debut

EPL : Sehingga ke minit terakhir MC peroleh kemenangan | Raheem Sterling hero yg kena kad merah

The wins that come late are always the most emotional -Leroy Sane
Massive away win fighting till the end and we never gave up-Nicolas Otamendi

Match summary


A goal from Raheem Sterling in the seventh minute of stoppage time earned Manchester City a dramatic 2-1 win over AFC Bournemouth.

The home team started dangerously and led through Charlie Daniels’ superb half-volley from the corner of the area on 12 minutes.

Charlie Daniels (player fantasy gw3 aku)

They almost had a second but Ederson saved from Jermain Defoe before City were level on 21 minutes.

David Silva threaded the ball through to Gabriel Jesus, who finished for his first goal of the season.

Thereafter City largely dominated, although Joshua King hit a post on 61 minutes.

Nicolas Otamendi also hit the woodwork but just when it looked as if it would end a draw, City broke and Sterling’s deflected shot found the corner of the net.

Sterling then was sent off for a second yellow card after celebrating with the away fans.

Possession : Bournemouth 29.9% Man City 70.1%

Sterling was sent off by referee Mike Dean after the incident for sparking the celebrations, baffling City boss Pep Guardiola, who said: "If you cannot celebrate with the fans the best solution is not to invite the fans."

UCL: Play like a man!' - Nasri slams 'cheat' Vardy after red card

The ex-Arsenal man was left fuming by the apparent play acting of the England striker as Leicester City progressed to the Champions League last eight

Samir Nasri has labelled Jamie Vardy a "cheat" following the Leicester City striker's role in the Sevilla star's red card in Tuesday's Champions League last 16 second leg.

The Leicester miracle goes on!

Goals from Wes Morgan and Marc Albrighton saw the Foxes into the quarter-finals for the first time in the club's history, with Nasri receiving his marching orders in the second half following a clash with Vardy.

England international Vardy seemed to push Nasri off the ball, leading to the former Arsenal man reacting and moving his head towards Vardy's and receiving his marching orders.

Nasri, though, felt Vardy had acted in a cowardly manner, claiming the forward dived to get him in trouble.

"He didn’t say anything but he played it well. We went face to face and then he fell on the floor," he told reporters.

"I thought the English player was tougher than that. He was the one who came to my face, and then went on the floor. He played it well.

"I didn’t touch him, I didn’t do anything with my head. He went on the floor and then the referee gave us both a yellow card.

"For me, he is a cheat. Because if he was a foreign player, you the English press would say he is a cheat.

Nasri needed to be restrained following his dismissal, and seemed to gesture towards Vardy that he would speak to him after the game.

But the former France international was reluctant to reveal exactly what he would have told the Leicester man so as to avoid any further punishment.

"I would love to speak to him but you know too many cameras, too many security, and I have to think about next year and not getting a big suspension.

"We are not playing in the same league so it would be hard for me to get back at him. It doesn’t matter any more."

"They were winning 2-0, play the game like a man. Win it. You are not better than us but you are winning 2-0, you will qualify, just play the game. You have quality, you are an international player, you don’t need to do that."

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Kekalahan MC ditempat sendiri bertambah luka dgn 2 lyngn kad merah wat Aguero & Fernandinho

Massive win today to stay at the of the #PremierLeague ! #CFC #MCICHE @ChelseaFC

Tensions boiled over in the closing stages at the Etihad

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Aguero Brutal Tackles vs david luiz |Manchester City vs Chelsea 1-3

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Red Cards Aguero and Fernandinho

Fernandinho can expect a three-game ban, while Sergio Aguero is set to be suspended for four matches

 Fernandinho, right, starts to grab and push Chelsea’s Cesc Fàbregas, leading to a red card for the Manchester City man. Photograph: Paul Ellis/AFP/Getty Images

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola apologised for his team's part in the mass brawl that resulted in Sergio Aguero and Fernandinho being sent off at the end of their 3-1 defeat by Chelsea - but defended both players.

Match Stats:

Possession : MC 61 CHE 39

Goal attempts : Off target : MC 10 CHE 6

Goal attempts : On target : MC 4 CHE 4

Corners : MC 9 CHE 2

Fouls : MC 13 CHE 8

Offsides : MC 2 CHE 1

The home crowd felt referee Anthony Taylor did not help City on the day but Guardiola was clear as to why Chelsea left with the points.

The boss added: "We didn’t win because we missed a lot of chances not because of the referee."

‘It’s a big win and a big result against a really strong team,’ Conte told Chelsea TV afterwards.

‘With the quality of players in their squad I think it’s the most complete in this league. For this reason, I am pleased with the result, and with the players. They showed me great character.

‘We were lucky at the start of the second half because there was one crossbar, and also a good save from Thibaut kept the result at 1-0,’ Conte added.

‘Then we found great strength to score the goal to draw, and then to score the second goal and the third goal.

‘It’s fantastic this because I repeat, it’s not easy to come here and win this game. Now we have to continue.'

Analysis

Chief football writer Phil McNulty:

It is unlikely either Manchester City or Chelsea have heard the last of a shameful conclusion to a high-class game of football as players and officials from both sides became embroiled in ugly scenes.

City's frustration at what they believed was a series of injustices at the hands of referee Anthony Taylor boiled over in injury time as Aguero caught Luiz high and late, which happened after the Argentina striker clashed with the defender at a corner earlier.

Chelsea's Nathaniel Chalobah joined in and was lucky not to see red, while Fernandinho was sent off for grabbing Fabregas.

Even then, Fernandinho had to be forced to leave the pitch and with the whole situation threatening to go completely out of control, it was fortunate referee Taylor was able to blow the final whistle seconds later.

It is hard to see how both clubs can escape censure for a failure to control their players.

Former Premier League striker Jason Roberts on Final Score:

The tackle from Aguero was absolutely outrageous. It's exactly what you don't want to see in football. It was the type of challenge that can break a leg. He's absolutely done it on purpose.

Former Blackburn striker Chris Sutton on Match of the Day:

Aguero lost the plot. It's as bad a tackle as you will see - I can't ever remember seeing one as bad as that.

Alex Scott, Arsenal Ladies and England defender on Final Score:

The Football Association has to act. With Aguero, you know that players can get frustrated - but what he did you know you cannot do in football, no way. The thing is, it was such a superb game of football but such a bad ending.

Former England winger Chris Waddle on BBC Radio 5 live:

Chelsea were clinical and look so well-drilled and fresh. City lost their discipline at the end, which will disappoint Guardiola. And now Aguero will be banned - that will be massive.

December is now going to be tough for Manchester City.

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