Rhino: Agencies – Egyptian Omar Marmoush scored a goal and caused a penalty, as Manchester City drew 2-2 with Brighton 2-2, on Saturday evening, in the 29th round of the English Premier League.

Erling Haaland (11 from the penalty spot) and Marmoush (39) scored the goals for Manchester City, while Pervis Estupinan (21) and City defender Abdulkadir Khusanov (48 through an error in his goal) scored Brighton’s goals.

Manchester City’s tally rose to 48 in fifth place, while Brighton raised its tally to 47 points in seventh place.

Brighton scored an early goal in the sixth minute, which was canceled by the referee with the help of video technology, after it was found that the Japanese Mitoma shot the ball into the net, through the hands of goalkeeper Stefan Ortega.

The referee awarded a penalty to Manchester City, after Marmouche was fouled by Adam Webster, and Haaland successfully executed the kick, opening the scoring in the 11th minute.

Brighton quickly equalized in the 21st minute through Ecuadorian Estupinan, who executed a direct free kick that bounced off the post and into the net.

Three minutes into the second half, Brighton scored their second equalizer when Hinshelwood’s shot bounced off the back of City defender Abdulkadir Khusanov and into the net.