Leipzig lost to City by cutting the coach

Two days ago, German club Leipzig sacked coach Jesse Marsh. As the successor of Julian Naglsman, the US coach could not bring good results to the team in that way. The one who paid the price lost his job.

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Leipzig was the first team to play today after the dismissal of Marsh, again against Manchester City. They have cut the coach and put it on the shelf. City lost 2-1.

Leipzig was playing with a lot of attack from the beginning. Meanwhile, City's defense could not keep pace with Leipzig's attack as they rested several of the original XI. U.S. goalkeeper Jack Stephen has had some great saves. But in the end there was no profit.

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Leipzig took the lead in the 23rd minute through a goal by Hungarian midfielder Dominique Jaboslai. In the 40th minute, English midfielder Phil Foden had a chance to level the score, but his shot hit the post. In the 44th minute, a free-kick by Kevin de Bruyne was blocked by Leipzig goalkeeper Peter Gulaksi.

Portuguese striker Andre Silva put the team ahead with a goal in the 61st minute. City's Algerian winger Riyad Mahrez scored five minutes later to give the team hope. With this, Mahrez scored five goals in the group stage of the Champions League.

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Kyle Walker, the right back of the city, saw a reverse red card in the 62nd minute. Walker will no longer be able to play in the first leg of the second round for the red card. Leipzig had to leave the field with the victory.

City and PSG have advanced from this group to the next round. City became the first team with 12 points, second with 11 points