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Result: FC Copenhagen 2 2 Man CityAn entertaining encounter in Denmark last night culminanted in an enjoyable match for the neutral although a slightly disappointing one for City and their bo s Mark Hughes. The visitors took the lead twice in the match, but on each occasion, were pulled back by a resilient, if a touch fortunate, FC Copenhagen side. Nedum Onuoha gave the Blues the lead partway through the first half following ahorrendous blooper from the goalkeeper, only to see Ailton Almedia bring the hosts back level with a powerful header. The visitors regained the lead after a Stephen Ireland shot, but were denied the victory in the final minute, when substitute Martin Vingaard scored to earn the Danes a draw. Exciting game of football, lots Devontae Cacok Jersey of mi sed chances, shaky at set-pieces, concede last minute goal = Typical Man City.Team NewsMark Hughes made a total of three changes from the side which succumbed so meekly and without fight at Portsmouth. Captain Richard Dunne returned following his four-match suspension, whilst fellow defender, young English chav Micah Richards replaced Shaleum Logan after recovering from injury. Dwarf Shaun Wright-Phillips replaced Elano, whilst Vincent Kompany moved forward into central midfield.For the home side, there was no place in the starting eleven for former city player Niclas Jensen, who was consigned tobench-warming.Copenhagen actually started the game with more Brazilians than City did, as they partnered Almedia with alice-band wearing Santin.Copenhagen striker Santin went for the girl lookCity Line-Up GivenRichards Dunne Onuoha BridgeZabaleta KompanySWP Ireland Robinho BellamySubs: Hart, Garrido, Wei s, Elano, Va sell, Evans, CaicedoReportThe game started fairly cagily, with both sides probing without causing damage. Copenhagen were returningto action after a winter break and they looked understandably rusty, although they did have a penalty appeal correctly turned down inside the opening couple of minutes when Onuoha pushed Almeida in the box. City were starting to control the game and the attacking midfield threesome of Robinho, SWP and Bellamy were panicking the home sides defenders. The Welsh striker, in particular, was using his blistering pace to get in behind the backline, although he was adjudged offside when through on goal.The first moment of activity happened in the fourteenth minute, when the usually reliable Shay Given dropped the ball under no pre sure from a corner. Pablo Zabaleta cleared the danger so any goalscoring opportunity was averted, but this moment just remindedeveryone of what tricky weather conditions the game was being played in, with the snow was falling heavily andthe wind blowing a strong gale.City created their first shooting chance midway through the first half, when, following some mesmeric work down the Copenhagen right flank, Robinho pulled the ball acro s for SWP who turned one defender before hitting his shot straight at Jesper Christiansen in the net. City sensed blood and it was just moments later when the goal they desperately craved arrived. Following a corner, Stephen Ireland won the ball and laid into the path of the onrushing Onuoha who had gone up for the set-piece. Showing remarkable upper-body strength, the young defender brushed off a couple of challenges before side-footing an effort on target. That seemed to be that, with the keeper in position to collect the ball with ease. But what happened next willhaunt Christiansen for years to come. Think Ma simo Taibi against Southampton or Heurelho Gomes at any point this season and you will only come close to imagining the howler that followed. Somehow, Christiansen failed to get his body behind the ball, allowing Onuohas shot to squirm under him and trickle into the back of the net. It was the defenders first goal since March last year, and he will surely score none easier than this one in the future.Onuoha celebrates his goal with Shaun Wright-PhillipsThe Blues created another couple of half-chances before the break, with Zabaleta curling his effort into the hands of Christiansen, who somehow managed to cling on, and Bellamys free-kick nearly finding Ireland. The referee blew his whistle shortly afterwards and as both sides went in for half-time, it was City in the ascendancy.The second period started like the first; cagey and without excitement. That was the case until the 56thminute, when a corner for the home side resulted in an against-the-run-of-play equaliser. The ball was swung in at pace and Almedia got in front of his maker, Wayne Bridge, to head the ball past the stranded Shay Given. This was po sibly the third goal in four games which Bridge has been at fault for; a trend which must be eradicated.City were not deterred and they re-took the lead just five minutes later following some good work from SWP. Despite the close attention of two or three Copenhagen defenders, the tricky winger somehow managed to cro s the ball from the right, finding Stephen Ireland on the edge of the box, and the Irish midfielder made no mistake with the finish, burying the ball in the bottom corner of the net. From here on in, one would have thought that City po se sed enough quality and know-how to seal off the game, and they lookedto be doing this as they created numerous chances. Robinho fluffed a superb one-on-one opportunity which he should have scored, whilst Christiansen made a smart save low down from SWP.Craig Bellamy used his pace to great effect all nightThe Blues brought on Felipe Caicedo to waste time as three minutes of additional time was announced. And it was in the second of these when the Danes snatched a draw from the clutches of defeat, when Morten Vingaard headed in unchallenged from the six-yard box. City were devastated; Copenhagen were elated. the goal gives them hope, although with two away goals in the bank, City are firm favourites to progre s to the next round.Key BattlesNiclas Jensen v Shaun Wright-PhillipsMare Part 1. Jensen started on the bench and never got on the pitch Lonzo Ball Jersey = No WinnerLibor Sionko v Vincent KompanyMare Part 2. Sionko came down with flu on the eve of the game so played no part in the proceedings = No WinnerUlrik Laursen v Craig BellamyFinally. Bellamy looked sharp all evening, causing the whole of the Copenhagen defence problems with his pace. Laursen seemed slow all night and was po sibly at fault for Irelands goal = BellamyLibor Sionko was ruled out with the fluPlayer RatingsGiven Dropped an easy cro s in the first half, but not at fault for either goal 6Richards Still searching for top form, although this was an improvement on recent displays. Po sibly at fault for last minute equaliser 6.5Dunne Captain returned after four-match ban and added solidity to Citys defence 7Onuoha Scored a fluke goal and looked secure at the back. Deserves an extended run in the side 7.5Bridge Troubled at times by right-winger, but got forward well to support Robinho. Needs to cut out errors at the back 6.5Zabaleta Still being played in his midfield role and does a solid, if unspectacular, job 6Kompany Pushed forward in the absence of de Jong and played well. Looks a strong, commanding figure in the middle 7.5SWP Bright and full of trickery throughout. Showed what City mi sed against Portsmouth 8Ireland Full of energy and endeavour. Scored a good goal and showed signs of returning to best form 8Robinho Much better after his talk with Hughes. When on the ball, he caused problems but still ducked out of a couple of challenges 7Bellamy Livewireup-front all evening. Has terrific pace but needs to stay onside more often 7.5Subs:Caicedo No time to mark the Ecuadorian who only came on in the 89th minuteMen of the Match: Shaun Wright-Phillips and Stephen Ireland