Manchester City v Huddersfield Town, 06 May 2018

Score0-0
RefereeMike Dean
CompetitionPremier League
VenueEtihad Stadium
Attendance54,350

View Manchester City v Huddersfield Town head to head

Kick-off: 1.30pm Huddersfield Town remained unbeaten in their four league visits to Manchester City since the 10-1 defeat in November 1987.

0 Manchester City

0 Huddersfield Town

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Ederson
Defender Nicolás Otamendi
Defender Kyle Walker
Defender/Midfielder Fernandinho
Defender/Midfielder John Stones
Midfielder David Silva
Midfielder Fabian Delph
Midfielder/Forward Kevin De Bruyne
Midfielder/Forward Leroy Sané
Midfielder/Forward Raheem Sterling
Forward Gabriel Jesus

Starting lineup:

Jonas Lössl Goalkeeper
Florent Hadergjonaj Defender
Mathias Jorgensen Defender
Terence Kongolo Defender
Christopher Schindler Defender
Tommy Smith Defender
Chris Löwe Defender/Midfielder
Jonathan Hogg Midfielder
Alex Pritchard Midfielder
Aaron Mooy Midfielder/Forward
Steve Mounié Forward

Substitutions:

Benjamin Mendy for Fabian Delph 57
Ilkay Gündogan for Kevin De Bruyne 67
Bernardo Silva for John Stones 73

Substitutions:

Laurent Depoitre for Steve Mounié 60
Scott Malone for Chris Löwe 78
Rajiv Van la Parra for Alex Pritchard 82

Cards:

Cards:

Tommy Smith 66 Y
Chris Löwe 76 Y
Rajiv Van la Parra 87 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Claudio Bravo
Defender Aymeric Laporte
Defender Benjamin Mendy
Midfielder Ilkay Gündogan
Midfielder Yaya Touré
Midfielder/Forward Bernardo Silva
Midfielder/Forward Phil Foden

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Joel Coleman
Defender Jon Gorenc Stanković
Defender/Midfielder Scott Malone
Midfielder Philip Billing
Midfielder/Forward Rajiv Van la Parra
Forward Laurent Depoitre
Forward Collin Quaner

Comments:

League position: 1st On the day that champions Manchester City were presented with the Premier League trophy, this was only the second time they had failed to score after 36 games of this Premier League season (also 0-0 at Crystal Palace on 31 December 2017). This was only the third time that City had failed to score in a home game in the Premier League under manager Pep Guardiola (also 0-0 versus Stoke City in March 2017 and 0-0 versus Manchester United in April 2017). Had they won this game, it would have set a new Premier League record of 31 wins in a season. It would also have equalled the all-time top division record set by Tottenham Hotspur in 1960-61. A win would also have set a new Premier League record of 96 points in a season, surpassing the 95 points by Chelsea in 2004-05.

Comments:

League position: 16th At the end of their first season in the Premier League, Huddersfield Town were now three points clear of the bottom three with two games to play (Chelsea away and Arsenal at home). Town had now won one of their last eight games in the Premier League (lost four). The Terriers had now failed to score in 20 of their 36 games in the Premier League this season and were the joint lowest scorers with Swansea City (27 goals).

0 Manchester City

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Ederson
Defender Nicolás Otamendi
Defender Kyle Walker
Defender/Midfielder Fernandinho
Defender/Midfielder John Stones
Midfielder David Silva
Midfielder Fabian Delph
Midfielder/Forward Kevin De Bruyne
Midfielder/Forward Leroy Sané
Midfielder/Forward Raheem Sterling
Forward Gabriel Jesus

Substitutions:

Benjamin Mendy for Fabian Delph 57
Ilkay Gündogan for Kevin De Bruyne 67
Bernardo Silva for John Stones 73

Cards:

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Claudio Bravo
Defender Aymeric Laporte
Defender Benjamin Mendy
Midfielder Ilkay Gündogan
Midfielder Yaya Touré
Midfielder/Forward Bernardo Silva
Midfielder/Forward Phil Foden

Comments:

League position: 1st On the day that champions Manchester City were presented with the Premier League trophy, this was only the second time they had failed to score after 36 games of this Premier League season (also 0-0 at Crystal Palace on 31 December 2017). This was only the third time that City had failed to score in a home game in the Premier League under manager Pep Guardiola (also 0-0 versus Stoke City in March 2017 and 0-0 versus Manchester United in April 2017). Had they won this game, it would have set a new Premier League record of 31 wins in a season. It would also have equalled the all-time top division record set by Tottenham Hotspur in 1960-61. A win would also have set a new Premier League record of 96 points in a season, surpassing the 95 points by Chelsea in 2004-05.

0 Huddersfield Town

Starting lineup:

Jonas Lössl Goalkeeper
Florent Hadergjonaj Defender
Mathias Jorgensen Defender
Terence Kongolo Defender
Christopher Schindler Defender
Tommy Smith Defender
Chris Löwe Defender/Midfielder
Jonathan Hogg Midfielder
Alex Pritchard Midfielder
Aaron Mooy Midfielder/Forward
Steve Mounié Forward

Substitutions:

Laurent Depoitre for Steve Mounié 60
Scott Malone for Chris Löwe 78
Rajiv Van la Parra for Alex Pritchard 82

Cards:

Tommy Smith 66 Y
Chris Löwe 76 Y
Rajiv Van la Parra 87 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Joel Coleman
Defender Jon Gorenc Stanković
Defender/Midfielder Scott Malone
Midfielder Philip Billing
Midfielder/Forward Rajiv Van la Parra
Forward Laurent Depoitre
Forward Collin Quaner

Comments:

League position: 16th At the end of their first season in the Premier League, Huddersfield Town were now three points clear of the bottom three with two games to play (Chelsea away and Arsenal at home). Town had now won one of their last eight games in the Premier League (lost four). The Terriers had now failed to score in 20 of their 36 games in the Premier League this season and were the joint lowest scorers with Swansea City (27 goals).