Manchester City star Matheus Nunes suffers HORROR injury against Copenhagen during Champions League win

A fan said on social media that the incident left him traumatized, with many others spamming the ‘puke’ emoji. Nunes was subbed off for Micah Hamilton , as City were comfortably sitting on a two-goal lead by then.

Following yesterday’s win, City became the fourth team to book a spot in the final eight. They joined Bayern Munich, Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain, who had qualified earlier on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Man City school opponents in 6-2 aggregate win

Not many would have bet against Pep Guardiola‘s side failing to reach the quarter finals of the Champions League. The defending champions showed just why they are equally motivated to defend their title this season. Already sitting on a 3-1 lead in the first leg, City had little to do on Wednesday night. Guardiola had made seven changes in his squad as compared to the side that beat Manchester United earlier this week.

That being said, City’s brilliance proved to be too much for the visitors, who went behind in the 5th minute from a Manuel Akanji strike. The defender brilliantly met a corner from Julian Alvarez first-time to power the ball past the keeper. Four minutes later, the hosts doubled their advantage through Alvarez. The Argentine whipped in a shot from the edge of the box and even though the ball went straight to the keeper, it managed to slip past his grasp and into the back of the net.

Erling Haaland ended the visitors’ misery in the dying minutes of the first half, when the No.9 dispatched a shot from just inside the box. His strike took a significant deflection before making its way firmly into the bottom right corner. Following the win, City have now completed ten games unbeaten.