In the midst of a heated two-legged race for the EPL’s title, Man City gained a momentary advantage over Liverpool with a 2-0 home win over Cardiff City on Wednesday night.

The win moves City, which has accumulated 80 points in 32 matches this season, one point ahead of Liverpool with 6 matches to play in the season.

The 2-0 final score isn’t indicative of just how dominant Manchester City was in dismantling Cardiff City. The EPL giants had absolutely no problem controlling the match over the relegation-bound Bluebirds.

Man City took an early lead in the 8th minute of the match when superstar midfielder Kevin De Bruyne found goal with a near post, left-footed strike after an Aymeric LaPorte pass.

Things didn’t get better for Cardiff City when Leroy Sané doubled City’s advantage just before halftime with another goal.

City didn’t score during the second half, but they continued their dominance and control of the game. They managed 27 shots on goal on Wednesday in comparison to a paltry 4 for the Bluebirds.

The win gives Manchester City a slight advantage over Liverpool in the chase for the title, but anything could happen in the last six matchdays of the year.

Man City will be back in action in the FA Cup against Brighton & Hove Albion on Saturday.

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Jamie Vardy scored the Premier League’s first goal of 2019 as Leicester beat Everton 1-0 at Goodison Park on Tuesday.

In a low-quality match that displayed Everton’s poor form, Vardy took advantage of errors from Theo Walcott and teammate Ricardo Perreira to score the game’s first goal in the 58^th minute.  Vardy celebrated in his usual somersault manner before resuming with the search for a second game.

The game ended 1-0, allowing Leicester to celebrate their third win in the last one month. The 2016 EPL champions beat Chelsea and Manchester City over the festive season, solidifying their position in the top half of the EPL table.

Everton have only won once in the last eight matches and were awful for the better part of Tuesday’s game. They only had one serious attempt at the goal, but made a little bit more effort in the first half compared to the second.

Coach Marco Silva described the game as “a stranger afternoon” and “disappointing.”

“It was a strange afternoon for us, the coach said. “It was a disappointing result and not a good performance. We wanted to give good feelings to our fans and we didn’t achieve that.”

Despite their poor performance, Everton are ranked 10^th on the EPL table while Leicester moved up one position to rank seventh.

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In the midst of a heated two-legged race for the EPL’s title, Man City gained a momentary advantage over Liverpool with a 2-0 home win over Cardiff City on Wednesday night.

The win moves City, which has accumulated 80 points in 32 matches this season, one point ahead of Liverpool with 6 matches to play in the season.

The 2-0 final score isn’t indicative of just how dominant Manchester City was in dismantling Cardiff City. The EPL giants had absolutely no problem controlling the match over the relegation-bound Bluebirds.

Man City took an early lead in the 8th minute of the match when superstar midfielder Kevin De Bruyne found goal with a near post, left-footed strike after an Aymeric LaPorte pass.

Things didn’t get better for Cardiff City when Leroy Sané doubled City’s advantage just before halftime with another goal.

City didn’t score during the second half, but they continued their dominance and control of the game. They managed 27 shots on goal on Wednesday in comparison to a paltry 4 for the Bluebirds.

The win gives Manchester City a slight advantage over Liverpool in the chase for the title, but anything could happen in the last six matchdays of the year.

Man City will be back in action in the FA Cup against Brighton & Hove Albion on Saturday.

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Jamie Vardy scored the Premier League’s first goal of 2019 as Leicester beat Everton 1-0 at Goodison Park on Tuesday.

In a low-quality match that displayed Everton’s poor form, Vardy took advantage of errors from Theo Walcott and teammate Ricardo Perreira to score the game’s first goal in the 58^th minute.  Vardy celebrated in his usual somersault manner before resuming with the search for a second game.

The game ended 1-0, allowing Leicester to celebrate their third win in the last one month. The 2016 EPL champions beat Chelsea and Manchester City over the festive season, solidifying their position in the top half of the EPL table.

Everton have only won once in the last eight matches and were awful for the better part of Tuesday’s game. They only had one serious attempt at the goal, but made a little bit more effort in the first half compared to the second.

Coach Marco Silva described the game as “a stranger afternoon” and “disappointing.”

“It was a strange afternoon for us, the coach said. “It was a disappointing result and not a good performance. We wanted to give good feelings to our fans and we didn’t achieve that.”

Despite their poor performance, Everton are ranked 10^th on the EPL table while Leicester moved up one position to rank seventh.

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