Since Kevin De Bruyne was injured in the opening match of the Premier League, Man City has had 6 consecutive wins. This is also the 4th consecutive match that Man City has scored an average of 3 goals/match with a total of 13 goals to completely "crush" the opponent when hosting Nottingham Forest.
After the opening whistle, Pep Guardiola's side needed just two shots on target to break the deadlock with a Phil Foden volley after Walker's pass back to the second line; starting from Rodri's through ball in the 7th minute.


The Norwegian striker's 8th goal of this season after 6 rounds
With the goal, Man City were full of spirit and pressed harder. In the 14th minute, Haaland headed the ball to double the gap for the home team from a cross like a set by rookie Nunes.
After the break, Man City surprisingly played with one less player after more than 20 seconds of play. Rodri got angry and choked Gibbs White, causing him to lie on the ground in pain after a few "words" exchanged during a dispute over the ball. This situation resulted in Rodri receiving a red card and Gibbs White receiving a yellow card.
Rodri (16) received a red card right at the start of the second half, causing Man City to play in a way that made people uncomfortable.
In the remaining minutes, the "Man City" goal had to endure many storms when playing with one less player, but the concentration of Man City players helped maintain the 2-0 score until the end of the match.
In addition, the match also had 5 more yellow cards in the second half, bringing the total number of cards drawn by the referee to 9, including 1 yellow card for coach Pep Guardiola.

Man City maintained the score 2-0 after being short-handed at the beginning of the second half
This victory helps Man City continue to have a safe distance at the top of the Premier League table. After this match, Man City will have two consecutive away matches against Newcastle (English League Cup) and Wolves.
However, they risk losing Rodri for three games, notably the Premier League clash with Arsenal.
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