Everton scored through Jack Harrison in the 29th minute, before Phil Foden scored in the 53rd minute the equalizer for Manchester City, which played its first match in the competition after winning the Club World Cup title in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia last Friday.
Argentine Julian Alvarez added the second goal for Manchester City in the 64th minute from a penalty kick, while Portuguese Bernardo Silva scored the third goal for the visiting team in the 86th minute.
Manchester City, which achieved its 11th victory in the tournament this season and the second in its last seven matches in the competition in which it was crowned in the past three seasons, rose to 37 points in fourth place, knowing that it still has a postponed match against Brentford.
On the other hand, Everton’s score, which suffered its ninth loss in the tournament during the current season compared to 8 wins and two draws, stopped at 16 points in seventeenth place.