Another huge three points as we near the end of another brilliant season under Pep Guardiola.
Two more wins next week will see us Premier League champions for the sixth time under Pep and for a record fourth straight season.
We're back down in London on Tuesday evening, when we face Spurs in 20:00 (UK) kick-off.
Enjoy your weekend, Blues!
"He is playing unbelievable. I knew him already for a long time now and his quality is unbelievable. He can play up front or at the back, [he’s] an unbelievable player and guy.
“I’m very happy for him to score these goals.”
"It is difficult. They control the ball, control the game and take a lot of energy from you. Take a lot of emotion energy too. The crucial moments are when you win the ball back or they lose it and we need to try and make more of those moments. With it being so difficult we had to try and have the confidence to go [forward] but it was not the same, and it was hard to make an impact."
That result officially makes it a two-horse race, with Liverpool now unable to match our total.
Two wins next week and a record fourth Premier League title is ours!
Pep Guardiola has won all 13 of his games against Marco Silva, his best 100% record against an opposition manager in his career. Guardiola’s sides have scored 44 goals across the 13 matches, while only conceding eight times in return.
Phil Foden scored his 25th goal of the season for City, becoming just the second English player to score 25+ in a season for the club in the Premier League era (across all competitions), after Raheem Sterling in 2018/19 (25) and 2019/20 (31).
With five goals in his last seven appearances, Josko Gvardiol is in an incredible run of form.
CommentaryReporting by Jack Mumford @mancity