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Manchester City 2-1 Bournemouth: David Silva and Gabriel Jesus goals burst Cherries’ revival and leave Eddie Howe’s men three points adrift of safety despite late fightback

July 15, 2020

David Silva curled Manchester City into a sixth minute lead with a free-kick that went in off the crossbar
Gabriel Jesus doubled Manchester City’s lead after Bournemouth twice came close to finding an equaliser
Joshua King had a strike disallowed for offside as relegation-threatened Cherries fought their way back
Jesus thought he had won a second-half penalty after a Steve Cook tackle before it was overturned by VAR
David Brooks reduced the deficit to give the Cherries hope with two minutes remaining of normal time

“Reposted from Mail Online”

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