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ESPN Report: Man City Extend Perfect Start to Six Wins Under Maresca

An ESPN report says Manchester City have won all six of their opening matches under manager Enzo Maresca, even while fielding a modified lineup.

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Manchester City have won all six of their matches so far this season under manager Enzo Maresca, according to a report published by ESPN.

The report states that City achieved the perfect start despite using what it describes as an "alternative team," suggesting the club has rotated or altered its usual starting lineup during the run.

ESPN's report credits Maresca with "pushing all the right buttons" in guiding the team through the opening stretch of fixtures, though the report does not provide specific details on opponents, scorelines, or competitions involved in the six-game streak.

Further details on the matches, including dates and results, were not included in the available report.

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