Mario Balotelli away win to West Bromwich Albion. In the same game Balotelli received a red card for violent conduct as the result of a clash with Youssuf Mulumbu, which his manager Roberto Mancini described as unfair. Balotelli scored the first two of City's three goals in the 3–0 win over Red Bull Salzburg in Manchester City's Europa League group stage match. On 21 December 2010, Balotelli won the Golden Boy Award, saying only one of the past winners was slightly better than he was: Lionel Messi. He also claimed not to know of Arsenal's Jack Wilshere, the player he narrowly beat
Mario Camposeco and fly over the city; there was a mechanic failure and the plane crashed, killing both the pilot and Camposeco. Following the death of the footballer, Quetzaltenango club Xelajú changed its name to "Xelajú M.C." in his honor. The team's stadium was also renamed to "Estadio Mario Camposeco" after him. Mario Camposeco Mario Salvador Camposeco López (6 August 1921 – 17 June 1951) was a Guatemalan footballer. Born in Quetzaltenango, he started his football career in 1938 playing for the local team "América". He then joined club Xelajú becoming its captain and helping the team become champion of the Quetzaltenango