Five things you missed from Manchester City 1-1 Everton: Leroy Sane commits TWO foul throws as Jose Mourinho watches on, but Ross Barkley is nowhere to be seen
- Wayne Rooney scored his 200th Premier League goal on Monday evening
- His goal put Everton ahead but Raheem Sterling earned Manchester City a draw
- City right back Kyle Walker was sent off before half time on his home debut
- Morgan Schneiderlin also saw red, picking up a second yellow card late on
Ten-man Manchester City fought back to draw 1-1 with Everton on Monday night.
Everton went ahead at the Etihad thanks to Wayne Rooney's 200th Premier League goal, shortly before Kyle Walker was sent off inside the first half on his home debut.
But City dominated the second period in spite of their numerical disadvantage and salvaged a deserved point as substitute Raheem Sterling bagged a fine leveller.
Everton also ended the game a man light, with Morgan Schneiderlin seeing red late on.
Sportsmail's CHRIS WHEELER was at the Etihad Stadium and has rounded up some of the moments you may have missed.
Wayne Rooney scored his 200th Premier League goal as Everton drew 1-1 at Manchester City
Bee buzzes for Barcelona victims
The worker bee emblem that was first worn by City’s players in the wake of the Manchester bombing in May made a return on both teams’ shirts.
It incorporated the red and yellow colours of Catalonia as a mark of respect to the victims of the terrorist attacks that left 15 people dead and many more injured in Barcelona last week.
The worker bee emblem, seen above on the big screen, was worn on the shirts of both teams
Mourinho's scouting mission
Jose Mourinho could have watched this one on television in his suite at the Lowry Hotel but he wanted to see it in person at the Etihad, sitting in a blue baseball cap that did little to disguise the Manchester United manager.
Sir Alex Ferguson was another interested spectator.
Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho, wearing a cap, was at the Etihad to watch the game
Mourinho sat next to assistant Rui Faria. United play Everton at Old Trafford on September 17
Barkey's no-show
Ross Barkley was a notable absentee at the Etihad as he faces three-months out with a hamstring problem that will require surgery.
Even so, Chelsea and Arsenal are both expected to table offers in the region of £20million plus add-ons for the England midfielder before the transfer deadline.
But injured Everton midfielder was not at the Etihad, amid talk of an imminent transfer away
Sane's stinker
City's original starting line-up showed no changes from the opening-day win at Brighton, but it was quickly amended with Leroy Sane taking over from Danilo on the left.
Pep Guardiola may have regretted that decision when the young German winger gave the ball away in the build-up to Everton’s opening goal.
Sane also produced two foul throws.
Manchester City attacking midfielder Leroy Sane had a game to forget against the Toffees
England v Brazil?
Everton named no fewer than eight Englishmen in their line-up, the most since Boxing Day 1997.
City’s starting XI on the other hand contained more Brazilians than English players – Ederson Moraes, Fernandino and Gabriel Jesus.
Striker Gabriel Jesus was one of three Brazilian starters for City, while centre back Michael Keane was among eight Englishmen in Everton's XI
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