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Manchester City put on a show at the Etihad, beating Borussia Dortmund 4-1 in a Champions League clash. Phil Foden struck twice, Haaland punished his former club, and Rayan Cherki added the icing, while Waldemar Anton grabbed Dortmund’s lone reply.
Pep Guardiola’s side controlled the rhythm with sharp midfield rotations and relentless attacking waves, while Dortmund’s defensive gaps and transition struggles proved costly.
Relive the drama and share your thoughts below—was Foden the star or Haaland the headline? Like the video and subscribe to Circle Football for more tactical highlight breakdowns.
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00:00They say, lightning never strikes twice.
00:03But Phil Foden clearly didn't get the memo.
00:07That old proverb fits perfectly tonight.
00:10Because the English midfielder struck, not once, but twice.
00:14As Manchester City stormed past Borussia Dortmund with a 4-1 victory in the Champions League,
00:21the match had all the ingredients of a European heavyweight clash.
00:25City at home looked determined to flex their attacking muscle,
00:29and they did just that.
00:32Foden opened the scoring with a crisp finish midway through the first half,
00:36before Holland against his former club made it 2-0
00:40with the kind of ruthless strike that has become his trademark.
00:45Dortmund tried to hang on, but the tide was already turning.
00:49After the break, Foden popped up again, doubling his tally with another composed effort.
00:55Waldemar Anton briefly gave Dortmund hope with a goal that cut the deficit to 3-1.
01:02But Ray and Shirky sealed the deal late on,
01:05capping off a performance that showcased City's depth and variety in attack.
01:10From a tactical angle, City's 4-3-3 morphed constantly into a 3-5 when in possession.
01:18Joe Oconcello's inverted runs and Rodri's absence forced Guardiola to rely on Rangers to anchor midfield.
01:25And he did so with calm authority.
01:28Dortmund, meanwhile, struggled to cope with City's overloads in the half-spaces.
01:34Their back line was repeatedly stretched, leaving gaps for Foden and Holland to exploit.
01:39One subtle but crucial influence tonight was Sikvenu.
01:43Though he didn't score, his wide positioning pinned Dortmund's fullbacks, creating the space Foden thrived in.
01:51Another hidden factor was Nico O'Reilly's pressing intensity.
01:55His energy disrupted Dortmund's build-up, forcing turnovers that led directly to chances.
02:01The turning points were clear.
02:04Holland's goal against his old club was both symbolic and decisive.
02:08While Foden's brace ensured Dortmund never truly recovered.
02:13Emotionally, the match swung from City's early dominance to Dortmund's brief flicker of hope.
02:20Before Turkey's strike extinguished any chance of a comeback, this wasn't just a win, it was a statement.
02:27City showed they can dismantle opponents with multiple weapons.
02:31While Dortmund revealed vulnerabilities in defensive transitions that will concern their fans.
02:38For neutrals, it was a feast of goals and tactical intrigue.
02:42So, as the final whistle blew, the lesson was simple.
02:46In football, you can't stop the storm once it gathers momentum and...
02:51Tonight, Manchester City were the storm.
02:54If you enjoyed this breakdown, subscribe to Circle Football for more highlight storytelling and tactical insights.
03:01Drop your thoughts in the comments.
03:03Was Foden the real hero, or did Holland's strike against Dortmund steal the spotlight?
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07:48Do what?
07:50Do one!
08:20Go! Go! Go!
08:501, 2, 2, 1, 2, 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
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