Erling Haaland scored the winning goal as Manchester City overcame being pegged back twice to beat RB Leipzig 3-2 on match day four of the UEFA Champions League group phase, according to a BBC News report.
The Guardian, reporting from RB Arena, said the decisive goal came on 77 minutes, when Elliot Anderson crossed and Haaland slid the ball home. The paper called it a "priceless winner" for the side managed by Enzo Maresca.
The Guardian's match report, written by Jamie Jackson, said Haaland had recently had a paucity of openings and that this was true again before the goal. It described Maresca's side as disjointed. The paper also said Rayan Cherki hit a post late in the match.
The Guardian summary available for this report did not give the final score, so the 3-2 result rests on the BBC News report alone. Neither summary identified the goals that drew City level after they were pegged back.
Both sources are brief summaries, and neither offers a full account of the match. Further detail on the build-up, the Leipzig goals and the reaction from either club was not included in the reports reviewed for this story.
Sources: The Guardian: Erling Haaland settles thriller for Manchester City to end RB Leipzig resistance; BBC News: Haaland scores winner as Man City beat Leipzig.