Manchester City crashed out of the UEFA Champions League after losing 2-1 to Liverpool in the second leg of their quarterfinal on Tuesday evening.
Pep Guardiola made a couple surprising omissions to his line-up as Sergio Aguero and Vincent Kompany were left on the bench.
The Citizens took the lead as early as the second minute as Fernandinho played in Raheem Sterling, who teed up Gabriel Jesus to slot into the bottom corner.
The hosts managed to carve out another chance on 19 minutes as Sterling look to pick out Jesus in the six-yard box, but the Brazilian failed to make a proper connection with the cross.


The Reds, meanwhile, struggled to get the ball off the home side and spent most of defending in numbers.
City nearly doubled their lead five minutes before the break as Bernado Silva rattled the post before Leroy Sane had a goal ruled out moments later.
Nevertheless, the score remained 1-0 to the hosts at the halftime break.
10 minutes into the second half, Liverpool restored parity on the night as Ederson did well to deny Sadio Mane, but Mohamed Salah latched onto the loose ball to and sent a composed finish into the back of the net.
Guardiola responded by introducing Aguero for David Silva on 65 minutes.


However, Liverpool doubled their lead 10 minutes later as a mistake from Nicolas Otamendi gifted the ball to Firmino, who calmly slotted into the far corner.
The Citizens pushed for more goals in the closing stages but Liverpool remained resolute to see out the clash and seal their spot in the final four.


Manchester City crashed out of the UEFA Champions League after losing 2-1 to Liverpool in the second leg of their quarterfinal on Tuesday evening.
Pep Guardiola made a couple surprising omissions to his line-up as Sergio Aguero and Vincent Kompany were left on the bench.
The Citizens took the lead as early as the second minute as Fernandinho played in Raheem Sterling, who teed up Gabriel Jesus to slot into the bottom corner.
The hosts managed to carve out another chance on 19 minutes as Sterling look to pick out Jesus in the six-yard box, but the Brazilian failed to make a proper connection with the cross.


The Reds, meanwhile, struggled to get the ball off the home side and spent most of defending in numbers.
City nearly doubled their lead five minutes before the break as Bernado Silva rattled the post before Leroy Sane had a goal ruled out moments later.
Nevertheless, the score remained 1-0 to the hosts at the halftime break.
10 minutes into the second half, Liverpool restored parity on the night as Ederson did well to deny Sadio Mane, but Mohamed Salah latched onto the loose ball to and sent a composed finish into the back of the net.
Guardiola responded by introducing Aguero for David Silva on 65 minutes.


However, Liverpool doubled their lead 10 minutes later as a mistake from Nicolas Otamendi gifted the ball to Firmino, who calmly slotted into the far corner.
The Citizens pushed for more goals in the closing stages but Liverpool remained resolute to see out the clash and seal their spot in the final four.