Manchester City Dominates Juventus 5-2 to Top Club World Cup Group

Manchester City secured a commanding 5-2 victory over Juventus in the Club World Cup Group G match at Camping World Stadium, Orlando, finishing top of the group with a perfect record. Pep Guardiola’s side dominated the game with high tempo and precision, with Jeremy Doku opening the scoring and an own goal by Juventus defender Pierre Kalulu helping City take the lead before halftime. Erling Haaland, coming off the bench, scored his 300th career goal early in the second half, followed by goals from Phil Foden and Savinho, further extending their advantage. Despite a late consolation goal from Juventus' Dusan Vlahovic, City controlled the match with 76% possession, 24 shots, and overwhelming pressure, signaling a strong revival after a challenging previous season. This victory boosts Manchester City's confidence and puts them in a favorable position for the knockout stages, where they may face the runner-up from Group H. Juventus finished second in the group, while City’s performance has been praised as a statement of their return to top form.