The match between Man City and Young Boys got off to an exciting start, with both teams pushing the tempo right from the early minutes. With the advantage of playing at home and being the stronger team on paper, it was not surprising to see the home side controlling the game.

After several attempts on goal, Man City received a gift from the heavens when they were awarded a penalty after being fouled inside the box. Erling Haaland did not miss the opportunity to open the scoring from the penalty spot.

With a comfortable lead, Man City played with ease in the following minutes but still managed to find a second goal before halftime. Receiving a superb pass from Jack Grealish, Phil Foden finished with finesse to make it 2-0, which was the halftime score.

In the second half, the game slowed down a bit, and Man City didn’t feel too much pressure to score. However, they still managed to add a third goal to their tally.

Erling Haaland continued to shine, scoring his second goal of the match for the home side. The Norwegian striker unleashed a beautiful long-range shot from outside the box to beаt the Young Boys’ goalkeeper.

In the remaining minutes of the match, there were no notable incidents except for a red card shown to a Young Boys player for a foul on Nathan Ake. In the end, Man City secured a comfortable 3-0 victory and became the first team to advance from the group stage in the 2023/24 Champions League.

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Ederson had to get rid of a flare from the pitch

Sandro Lauper picked up two yellow cards to leave Young Boys with ten me𝚗

The travelling supporters lit up the away end with sparklers