"Antoine Semenyo maintained his impressive goalscoring form since joining City from Bournemouth in January, clinically converting a rare chance for the visitors in stoppage time before the interval. City's fourth straight league win kept the pressure on Arsenal before their home game against derby rivals Chelsea on Sunday, while Leeds were left to rue a string of missed first-half chances."
"Leeds' survival fight has gained momentum since Phil Foden's stoppage-time winner in the reverse fixture at the Etihad Stadium in November, with only two defeats in their following 14 league matches. And they should have taken an early lead when Dominic Calvert-Lewin steered Brenden Aaronson's excellent cross wide from in front of goal in the third minute."
Manchester City defeated Leeds United 1-0 with Antoine Semenyo scoring in stoppage time of the first half. The goal maintained City's impressive form with their fourth consecutive league win, keeping pressure on Arsenal ahead of their Chelsea match. Semenyo has maintained strong goalscoring form since joining from Bournemouth in January. Leeds created multiple first-half chances but failed to convert them, with Dominic Calvert-Lewin missing two clear opportunities. Erling Haaland was absent due to a minor training injury. Leeds remain six points above the relegation zone despite the defeat, having shown improved form recently with only two losses in their last 14 league matches.
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