Man City 1 Leeds 2: Pep STUNNED at home as Dallas scores 90th-minute winner while playing second-half with ten men

STUART DALLAS struck twice as ten-man Leeds stunned leaders Manchester City at the Etihad.

The Northern Ireland international ran onto Ezgjan Alioski’s pass to slot underneath Ederson in stoppage time.

Long-serving Leeds star Stuart Dallas caps one of the most influential displays of his career with a 91st minute winner to stun Prem leaders Man CityStuart Dallas, centre, and his Leeds team-mates go wild after his late winner

And it was a result that was made all the more surprising by the dismissal of skipper Liam Cooper right on half-time.

Pep Guardiola sent out a much-changed City side – no doubt with one eye on Wednesday’s Champions League return in Dortmund.

But he had said before the game that Leeds were the worst team they could face between two European games – and so it proved.

Raheem Sterling fluffed the best of several early chances when he dragged his shot wide after great work by Fernandinho.

Leeds had hung in there and looked dangerous on the break, taking the lead three minutes before the interval.

Joao Cancelo made a mess of a long ball down his flank and Helder Costa and Patrick Bamford took advantage.

The Leeds forward rolled a pass into the path of Dallas whose low 20 yard shot went in off the post.

It was only the eighth time City have been behind all season but within minutes the visitors’ job got a lot harder.

Ferran Torres steers what he must have thought would be an equaliser that would stir Man City onto victory, only for Leeds to hit back again

Liam Cooper sees red for a high challenge on Gabriel Jesus after the VAR asked ref Andre Marriner to look again at his initial yellow-card verdict

Stuart Dallas watches as his shot blasts in of the post for Leeds’ shock opener

Cooper got a flick of the ball as he went in on Gabriel Jesus but his studs were showing and he was dangerously high.

Ref Andre Marriner gave a yellow card initially – but the VAR asked him to look again and he upgraded it to a red.

On seeing the replays, it was hard to argue.

City tried to take advantage after the break with Meslier saving brilliantly from Oleks Zinchenko’s low shot.

The Leeds keeper also saved from Cancelo and Fernandinho while sub Ilkay Gundogan sent a shot whistling over the angle but the visitors were creaking.

And it was no surprise when some neat build up play from Fernandinho and Bernardo Silva ended with Torres sweeping home.

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Both teams had late chances with Ederson making a superb last ditch tackle to deny Raphinha as the visitors almost nicked it on the break.

And with the clock ticking down Dallas ran onto Alioski’s pass to roll beneath the City keeper and secure a famous win.

The runaway leaders had lost for only the fourth time this season – and still have work to do if they are to win the title.

Ezgjan Alioski helps Leeds’ team-mate Stuart Dallas celebrate his 42nd minute goal

Ferran Torres barely celebrates his Man City equaliser as the home side wanted more

Liam Cooper reflects on his red card but Leeds went onto win

Another view of the surprise breakthrough goal for Stuart Dallas

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