Manchester City's Erling Haaland and Antoine Semenyo were seen limping after the Premier League victory over Ipswich Town. The two attackers, who both scored, showed signs of injury as they left the pitch. Reports suggest Haaland may be out for a period, while Semenyo's condition remains under review. Manager Enzo Maresca faces a potential setback as the team's attacking options are now in doubt. The win, which came in a tightly contested match, was overshadowed by the players' apparent injuries. Haaland's performance, including a brace, was crucial to the 3-2 win, but his post-match condition has raised concerns. Semenyo, who also contributed, was also seen with a limp. The club is now monitoring both players for further assessment. This adds to a growing list of injury concerns for the team. The match, which took place on Saturday, saw Manchester City secure three points, but the physical toll on key players could impact future matches. The situation highlights the challenges of maintaining form in a demanding schedule. The club will now await medical reports before making any official statements.