Phil Foden made an immediate impact in Manchester City's Club World Cup opener, scoring within the first two minutes against Wydad AC. The match, held at the Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, saw City dominate with a 2-0 victory, thanks to Foden's early strike and Jérémy Doku's goal just before halftime.

Key Moments

• 1' GOAL! Foden opens the score under 2 minutes of gameplay! 🔥
• 45' GOAL! Doku doubles City's lead just before halftime.
• Red Card: Rico Lewis was sent off late in the game for a tackle on Samuel Obeng.

Match Analysis

Pep Guardiola's ultra-attacking lineup paid off as City controlled the game from the start. Foden, who has struggled for form in recent months, showed glimpses of his best, scoring his first goal since January. The Moroccan side, Wydad AC, put up a spirited fight, particularly in the first half, but couldn't capitalize on their chances.

Fan Atmosphere

The Wydad AC fans brought incredible energy to the stadium, creating a World Cup-like atmosphere with their chants, drums, and flares. Despite the loss, their support was a highlight of the match.

Upcoming Matches

City will look to build on this win as they progress through the tournament. With Foden regaining form, Guardiola's side is a strong contender for the Club World Cup title.

For more updates and analysis, stay tuned to our coverage of the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup.