Manchester City were beaten in their final Champions League group game 2-1 by managerless RB Leipzig, with Kyle Walker sent off late on. The pressure was off for City, having already secured top spot in Group A last time out. Pep Guardiola made seven changes for the trip to Germany, with the game played behind closed doors due to reintroduced Covid-19 restrictions. Despite still playing a number of his stars – including Kevin De Bruyne’s first start since November 6 – it was Leipzig who took the lead in the first half after a wonderful finish from Dominik Szoboszlai (24). Man City introduced Raheem Sterling at half-time, who gave a brief boost to the attack, but Leipzig – who parted ways with Jesse Marsch on Friday – soon doubled their lead. It was Andre Silva who fired home (71), only for Riyad Mahrez to net City’s reply five minutes later. The visitors’ evening went from bad to worse when Walker was shown a straight red card late on. In a moment of madness, he caught Silva on th...