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Cole Palmer scores for Manchester City

Manchester City added the Uefa Super Cup to the Treble they claimed last season with victory over Sevilla on penalties in Athens.

Pep Guardiola’s Champions League winners lost the Community Shield to Arsenal in a shootout, but saw their fortunes transformed when Sevilla’s Nemanja Gudelj hit the bar after nine successful penalties.

City had to come from behind in an entertaining encounter to force penalties after a towering header from Youssef En-Nesyri put the Europa League holders ahead on 25 minutes.

Sevilla goalkeeper Bono and his Manchester City counterpart Ederson both excelled with fine saves before man-of-the-match Cole Palmer rose at the far post in the 63rd minute to level with a looping header from Rodri’s cross.

It set up the tense finale that resulted in another piece of silverware being added to Guardiola’s vast collection.

Palmer stakes his claim

The talented Palmer has already made his impact this season with a spectacular goal in the Community Shield against Arsenal – and the 21-year-old’s performance here in Athens not only made a case for further first-team action, but also drew praise from a predecessor.

Riyad Mahrez, now with Al-Ahli in Saudi Arabia, tweeted appreciation of Palmer’s performance when he was substituted – and the youngster could be pleased with his work in stifling conditions.

He had already tested Bono and shown nice touches in the first half before guiding in the header for City’s equaliser.

Palmer’s languid left-footed style on City’s right flank posed a real threat, with several inviting deliveries not getting the reward they deserved.

Palmer was deservedly announced as the game’s best performer on a night when City had to cope with fierce humidity and heat which were physically taxing for both sides.

Guardiola was able to give expensive summer signing Josko Gvardiol his first start in defence and when it came to penalties City were flawless.

Erling Haaland, Julian Alvarez, Mateo Kovacic, Jack Grealish and Kyle Walker were successful, before Sevilla blinked first to start the celebrations for the English side that also won the Premier League and FA Cup last season.

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Player of the match

GvardiolJosko Gvardiol

with an average of 7.07

Manchester City

  1. Squad number24Player nameGvardiol
    Average rating

    7.07

  2. Squad number10Player nameGrealish
    Average rating

    7.07

  3. Squad number80Player namePalmer
    Average rating

    6.90

  4. Squad number2Player nameWalker
    Average rating

    6.81

  5. Squad number47Player nameFoden
    Average rating

    6.74

  6. Squad number31Player nameEderson
    Average rating

    6.56

  7. Squad number8Player nameKovacic
    Average rating

    6.39

  8. Squad number16Player nameRodri
    Average rating

    6.37

  9. Squad number6Player nameAké
    Average rating

    6.25

  10. Squad number19Player nameÁlvarez
    Average rating

    6.14

  11. Squad number25Player nameAkanji
    Average rating

    6.13

  12. Squad number9Player nameHaaland
    Average rating

    6.12

Sevilla

  1. Squad number15Player nameEn-Nesyri

    Average rating

    6.44

  2. Squad number13Player nameBono

    Average rating

    6.11

  3. Squad number16Player nameNavas

    Average rating

    6.00

  4. Squad number6Player nameGudelj

    Average rating

    5.91

  5. Squad number4Player nameMontiel

    Average rating

    5.90

  6. Squad number19Player nameAcuña

    Average rating

    5.88

  7. Squad number5Player nameOcampos

    Average rating

    5.85

  8. Squad number10Player nameRakitic

    Average rating

    5.85

  9. Squad number17Player nameLamela

    Average rating

    5.78

  10. Squad number9Player nameRafa Mir

    Average rating

    5.60

  11. Squad number7Player nameSuso

    Average rating

    5.55

  12. Squad number26Player nameSánchez

    Average rating

    5.54

  13. Squad number8Player nameJordán

    Average rating

    5.51

  14. Squad number22Player nameBadé

    Average rating

    5.44

  15. Squad number21Player nameTorres

    Average rating

    5.34

Line-ups

Man City

Formation 4-3-3

31Ederson

2Walker25Akanji6Aké24Gvardiol

47Foden16Rodri8Kovacic

80Palmer9Haaland10Grealish

  • 31Ederson
  • 2Walker
  • 25Akanji
  • 6Aké
  • 24Gvardiol
  • 47Foden
  • 16Rodri
  • 8Kovacic
  • 80PalmerSubstituted forÁlvarezat 85′minutes
  • 9Haaland
  • 10Grealish

Substitutes

  • 3Rúben Dias
  • 4Phillips
  • 5Stones
  • 14Laporte
  • 18Ortega
  • 19Álvarez
  • 21Gómez
  • 32Perrone
  • 33Carson
  • 52Bobb
  • 82Lewis
  • 87McAtee

Sevilla

Formation 4-2-3-1

13Bono

16Navas22Badé6Gudelj19Acuña

8Jordán10Rakitic

5Ocampos21Torres17Lamela

15En-Nesyri

  • 13Bono
  • 16NavasSubstituted forMontielat 83′minutes
  • 22BadéBooked at 33mins
  • 6Gudelj
  • 19Acuña
  • 8Jordán
  • 10Rakitic
  • 5Ocampos
  • 21TorresSubstituted forSánchezat 74′minutesBooked at 90mins
  • 17LamelaBooked at 61minsSubstituted forFernández Sáenz de la Torreat 90+3′minutes
  • 15En-NesyriSubstituted forMirat 90+3′minutes

Substitutes

  • 1Dmitrovic
  • 2Gattoni
  • 3Pedrosa
  • 4Montiel
  • 7Fernández Sáenz de la Torre
  • 9Mir
  • 11JM Corona
  • 18Sow
  • 24Gómez
  • 26Sánchez
  • 27Salas
  • 28Bueno
Referee:
François Letexier

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Match ends, Manchester City 1(5), Sevilla 1(4).

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