Manchester City beat West Ham 3-1 on Sunday, 28 August 2016 in Premier League. The match was refereed by Andre Marriner. It was played at Etihad Stadium.
First half: Fernandinho received a yellow card for Manchester City at 6'. Manchester City took an early lead at 7' when R. Sterling scored, with the assist credited to Nolito, making the score 1-0. A. Masuaku received a yellow card for West Ham at 14'. Manchester City extended the lead at 18' when Fernandinho scored, with the assist credited to K. De Bruyne, making the score 2-0.
Second half: West Ham made their 1st substitution at 46', with G. Töre replacing S. Byram. A. Fletcher received a yellow card for West Ham at 48'. Mark Noble received a yellow card for West Ham at 51'. West Ham reduced the deficit at 58' when M. Antonio scored, with the assist credited to A. Masuaku, making the score 2-1. Manchester City made their 1st substitution at 59', with J. Stones replacing A. Kolarov. West Ham made their 2nd substitution at 60', with E. Valencia replacing M. Lanzini. Manchester City made their 2nd substitution at 75', with Nolito replacing Samir Nasri. West Ham made their 3rd substitution at 78', with W. Reid replacing J. Calleri. Manchester City made their 3rd substitution at 88', with S. Agüero replacing Fernando. Manchester City added a late goal to extend the lead at 90+2' when R. Sterling scored, with the assist credited to David Silva, making the score 3-1.
Manchester City used 3 substitutions while West Ham used 3 substitutions. Manchester City got 1 yellow card, while West Ham got 3 yellow cards.
How the match was won
- Manchester City outshot their opponent (22-9).
- Manchester City controlled possession (67%).
- Manchester City had the sharper finishing (5-2 shots on target).
