Man City vs Club America highlights and reaction as De Bruyne scores twice and Haaland left on bench
Manchester City get their pre-season underway in the early hours of Thursday morning as they take on Club America in Houston.
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Manchester City get their pre-season underway in the early hours of Thursday morning as they take on Club America in Houston.
While cricket is a competitive and serious sport, there are times when funny incidents can happen on the field. Having said that, in a bizarre turn of events, a hilarious incident has gone viral on social media. During a village cricket match in the UK, a batter came out to bat, but forgot to put on his pads. After realising the same, the batter can be seen running back to the dugout as the opposition players and the umpire are seen having a laugh about the same.
The only player who kept his spot from the opening 45 minutes, Mendy was forced into action shortly after the hour mark to deny a low drive from Andrew Shinyashiki. The Senegal international should've been beaten when Shinyashiki was afforded a free header and wasn't able to stop Daniel Rios' late penalty.
Arsenal continued their perfect pre-season with a hard fought 3-1 victory over Orlando City.
Everton fans would largely have been happy to see Frank Lampard's line-up for the match against Minnesota United.
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