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Man City player ratings vs Nottingham Forest as Kyle Walker and Phil Foden excellent

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Manchester City survived a moment of madness from Rodri to make it six wins from six in the Premier League by beating Nottingham Forest 2-0 at the Etihad.

City looked to be cruising when they raced into a two-goal lead inside 15 minutes. Phil Foden broke the deadlock after brilliant work from Rodri and Kyle Walker, before Erling Haaland headed home the second from a Matheus Nunes cross.

But the pattern of the game changed when Rodri was sent off seconds after the restart, losing control when he shoved Morgan Gibbs-White in the throat.

That put the Blues on the back foot and they were penned in for most of the second half as Forest launched a valiant bid to get back into the game, but Pep Guardiola's side held firm. ALSO READ: City vs Nottingham Forest as it happened ALSO READ: Which games will Rodri miss after red card? Ederson Almost lost his head when squaring up to Awoniyi, but was off his line well in the first half to deny the striker a clear run on goal. 7 Walker Excellent run and lay-off for the opening goal and his wide positioning baffled Tavares while he was on the pitch.

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