Manchester City delivered a stunning performance on Sunday, thrashing Ipswich Town 6-0 away from home in a commanding Premier League clash.
The victory showcased Pep Guardiola’s side returning to top form after a string of underwhelming results.
City’s dominance began in the 27th minute when Phil Foden opened the scoring with a clinical finish.
Just three minutes later, Foden turned provider, assisting Mateo Kovacic for the team’s second goal.
The onslaught continued as Foden struck again in the 42nd minute, capitalizing on a perfectly timed pass from Kevin De Bruyne to make it 3-0 before halftime.
City resumed their relentless attack in the second half. Jeremy Doku extended the lead in the 49th minute, finishing off another De Bruyne assist.
Eight minutes later, Erling Haaland got in on the action, netting the fifth goal with support from Doku.
The rout was completed in the 69th minute when James McAtee scored the sixth goal, with Kovacic registering his second assist of the match.
This emphatic victory propels Manchester City to fourth place on the Premier League table with 38 points, marking a potential turning point in their season.
Guardiola’s side now looks rejuvenated and ready to challenge for higher standings as the season progresses further into 2025.
