The 22-year-old striker from Córdoba scored the first goal for the English team, at 21m. of the first half, taking advantage of a mistake by the local goalkeeper, Iñaki Peña.
The former River Plate player, transferred for a sum of more than 21 million euros, enlisted from the beginning in Pep Guardiola’s team, who chose the majority of alternative elements to take on the charity match.
Álvarez was replaced by the Norwegian star Erling Haaland, midway through the second half, according to the Sport site.
The other Manchester City goals were the work of Cole Palmer (St. 25m.) and Algerian Riyad Mahrez (St. 51m.).
On the other hand, the conquests of Barcelona, led by DT Xavi Hernández, were made by the Gabonese Pierre Aubameyang (Pt. 29m.) and the Dutch Frenkie De Jong (St. 21m.) and Memphis Depay (St. 34m.).
Source: Ambito
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