'City flying high'published at 10:21
The Mail on Sunday
As you can tell, there was only one story in town yesterday. Manchester City's win against Bournemouth also dominates the back page of the Mail on Sunday.
Image source, Mail on SundaySummary
Kane gives Spurs 1-0 win over Sunderland
Kane, Dier & Dembele go off injured for Spurs
Januzaj sent off late on for two yellows
Result: Crystal Palace 4-1 Stoke - Potters bottom and winless
Result: Southampton 1-0 Swansea - first win for Saints boss Puel
Result: Watford 3-1 Man Utd - third straight loss for Mourinho's side
'City flying high'published at 10:21
Image source, Mail on Sunday'Pep's just gr-eight'published at 10:17
The Daily Star on Sunday
The Daily Star on Sunday also leads on Manchester City's perfect start, while they also have an interesting piece of transfer tittle tattle. They reckon City will fight it out with Manchester United, Chelsea and Arsenal for Atletico Madrid forward Antoine Griezmann.
Image source, Daily Star'De Bruy done good'published at 10:13
The Sunday Express
The back pages are dominated by Manchester City chat. The Sunday Express leads on Pep Guardiola's praise of Kevin de Bruyne, while there's also a story claiming the Blues boss is targeting Arsenal forward Alexis Sanchez...
Image source, Daily ExpressThe back pagespublished at 10:10
But before we start discussing whether Wayne Rooney should play as Manchester United's number 10 (or at all), or whether Sunderland will ever win a game in September, let's have a quick gander at the back pages of Sunday's newspapers...
Today's menupublished at 10:08 British Summer Time 18 September 2016
Eight teams, four matches. Plenty of entertainment. Hopefully.
Postpublished at 10:06
The simple answer to the last question is this: Yes, of course someone can stop Manchester City.
But no-one will overhaul the Blues at the top of the Premier League by the end of this weekend.
Today we have four top-flight games, with Manchester United and Tottenham - both expected to challenge City for the title - in action.
Neither can catch Sgt Pep's band today though. Here's the footballing beat that we're dancing to today...
Postpublished at 10:03
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's easy this Premier League lark isn't it?
Pep Guardiola will have slept well last night. He might have even enjoyed a big glass of rioja as he watched Match of the Day before hitting the hay.
The new Manchester City gaffer saw his side tear apart Bournemouth earlier on Saturday as they coasted to their fifth straight win.
Five games in, five wins, two points clear.
Yes, the usual cliches apply. It's a marathon not a sprint. You don't win anything before Christmas. Yadda, yadda, yadda. But already the signs look ominous. Can anyone stop Manchester City?
Postpublished at 10:00
Image source, Getty Images"Hola, is that Pep?"
"Yes."
"Pep, it's Sheikh Mansour. I want you to manage Manchester City.
"OK. I'll do it. I need a new challenge. And the Premier League is the hardest league in the world. I need a test."