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Haaland edges Manchester City past Coventry as Fernández sparkles on debut
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- Ndiaye and Fernández set for City debuts against Coventry Manchester City FC · 3d ago
- Premier League LIVE: Build-up, team news, live text, radio & score updates as it happens from across the Premier League BBC · 3d ago
- Erling Haaland beats Mbappe, Ronaldo to scoring milestone with Man City goal USA Today · 3d ago
- Manchester City 1-0 Coventry City: Elring Haaland maintains City's winning start BBC · 3d ago
- Haaland edges Manchester City past Coventry as Fernández sparkles on debut The Guardian · 3d ago broke it first
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