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City dominated much of an entertaining encounter on a miserable evening but looked set to miss out on the chance to take over at the summit until Silva struck 11 minutes from time, albeit in contentious circumstances.
Villa boss Dean Smith was sent off for his protests after he felt Silva s goal should have been ruled out for offside against Rodri, who had won the ball back from Tyrone Mings.
Ilkay Gundogan s penalty sealed all three points to extend City s winning run to nine matches and put them top, although Manchester United can replace them when they face Fulham later on Wednesday.
Jan 17, 2021 - 11:05 pm By Staff Reporter
Manchester City 4-0 Crystal Palace
Manchester City climbed to second spot in the Premier League after hammering Crystal Palace 4-0 on Sunday evening.
Joao Cancelo dropped to the substitutes’ bench in favour of the returning Kyle Walker, as Fernandinho captained City and Raheem Sterling given a recall.
A spate of shots from the Citizens following a short corner-kick midway in the first half came up with Kevin De Bruyne, Ilkay Gundogan and Gabriel Jesus unable to breach the visitors.
However, it was just a matter of time for City who eventually broke the deadlock on 26 minutes when John Stones towered high in the area to head home a delightful ball from De Bruyne.
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Sir Gary Kong Donates 40,000 Masks and 400 of The 1 Virus Buster to 4 Local Charities
[December 30, 2020]
Sir Gary Kong Donates 40,000 Masks and 400 of The 1 Virus Buster to 4 Local Charities
40,000 3 ply masks and 400 ofÂ
The 1 Virus Buster that the Global Hero Foundation acquired themselves to help with the aid of the COVID-19 pandemic. These supplies were provided to four local community based organizations that include Masbia, La Jornada, Queens Community House, and South Asian Council for Social Services.Â
On December 22
nd, Sir Gary Kong, Congresswoman Grace Meng (D-Queens), along with Patrick Pinchinat of Queens community House,
Ruben Diaz of the Masbia Soup Kitchen, Rehan Mehmoob of the South Asian Council for Social Services, Pedro Rodriguez of La Jornada and Co-Chair for the Global Hero Foundation Billie Mitchell all came together in front of Queens Community House to deliver, distribute and r
Commonwealth and Council gallery family portrait at Elysian Park, Los Angeles. Photo: Ruben Diaz
Covid-19 has laid bare the unsustainable expectations of an increasingly stratified market and the narrowing margins of both creative and financial success it yields. But the Los Angeles gallery Commonwealth & Council has revised its business plan to rethink how small and mid-level galleries can turn a profit and support their artists in both lean and flush times going forward.
Started by Young Chung over a decade ago as an apartment gallery in LA’s Koreatown, Commonwealth & Council quietly announced via its holiday newsletter last week that it has started the Council Fund, an initiative that would help support artists’ financial needs that are normally outside of the scope of a traditional gallery, like health insurance, personal emergency aid and the development of non-commercial projects.