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Man City 3-0 Stoke
Raheem Sterling, now on the left, twists and turns before David Silva takes over and fires one of those driven angled crosses which Jack Butland manages to get a toe to to divert away from danger.
Summary
Man City unbeaten with six wins from opening seven games
Stoke 13th after two wins from first seven matches
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No wordspublished at 15:41 British Summer Time 14 October 2017
Man City 3-0 Stoke
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Man City 3-0 Stoke
More lovely play from Man City.
This time goalscorer David Silva finds Kevin De Bruyne to his left. The Belgian tries to find Gabriel Jesus but keeper Jack Butland stops that from happening - which no doubt came as welcome relief to the England man.
Six mins 'til HT Stoke. Hang on.
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 15:37 British Summer Time 14 October 2017
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FantasySportsWizard: Man City are so much fun to watch right now.
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Man City 3-0 Stoke
Stoke on the attack.
Zouma.
Zouma still has it.
Zouma fires wide from 20 yards.
But at least he showed a bit of chutzpah.
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Man City 3-0 Stoke
I thought it might end 5-0.
Might have a re-think.
GOAL - Man City 3-0 Stokepublished at 27 mins
David Silva
Wow!
You have to feel a little sorry for 18-year-old right-back Tom Edwards who is making his debut for Stoke.
Anyway, Gabriel Jesus and Leroy Sane torment him down the left. Sane plays a ball across goal which Raheem Sterling brilliantly pulls back first time for David Silva.
The diminutive Spaniard loses his footing first but recovers quickly to fire in low.
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Man City 2-0 Stoke
Nearly 3-0.
Raheem Sterling and David Silva combine.
The Spain international, who has been marvellous this season, tries to walk the ball into the net but finds there are too many Stoke players in his way.
Will the home side ease off?
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Man City 2-0 Stoke
Please watch that De Bruyne pass again and again on MOTD later.
And again.
GOAL - Man City 2-0 Stokepublished at 15:18 British Summer Time 14 October 2017
Raheem Sterling
Mind bending.
Kevin De Bruyne produces arguably the pass of the season.
The Belgian with a Ronaldinho style 'look one way and pass the other' picks out Leroy Sane.
The German, in front of goal, plays it square to England international Raheem Sterling who slots in.
Simple yet brilliant.
Man City are the Premier League's Harlem Globetrotters.
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Gabriel Jesus
Gabriel Jesus with his sixth of the season.
The Brazilian gets ahead of Mame Biram Diouf and prods in Kevin De Bruyne's 'great cross' from close range.
Wait.....
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Man City 0-0 Stoke
It results in Nicolas Otamendi steaming into the area and heading well wide of the goal. Seems like he shouted "leave it" and then made a mess of it. If you shout "leave it" it has to result in an effort of target.
Has to.
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Man City 0-0 Stoke
Man City have a corner after Leroy Sane teases the Stoke defence down the left....
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Man City 0-0 Stoke
Good build-up from Man City ends with Raheem Sterling firing a low angled drive wide of Jack Butland's right-hand upright.
The little winger has had a great season so far with six goals in the bag.
WHAT A MISS!published at 8 mins
Man City 0-0 Stoke
Maaaate!
Man City's Leroy Sane misses from eight yards with no-one else around him.
The German collects a great ball from Kevin De Bruyne (are they anything but great?) and smashes over.
It feels like a 5-0.
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Man City 0-0 Stoke
Mark Hughes is wearing a suit and tie - bit too warm for that Mark.
Meanwhile, back on the pitch Raheem Sterling runs into the right side of the area and plays a low angled cross that tries to find Gabriel Jesus, however Jack Butland dives low to pinch the ball ahead of the Brazilian.
Leg through hoarding!published at 1 min
Man City 0-0 Stoke
Man City full-back Kyle Walker's leg goes through the advertising hoarding behind Ederson's goal.
He's OK, the hoarding isn't.
KICK-OFFpublished at 15:00 British Summer Time 14 October 2017
Man City 0-0 Stoke
Craig Pawson blows his whistle. We are under way.
The Premier League is back.
AND WE ARE LIVE!
Postpublished at 14:57 British Summer Time 14 October 2017
Man City v Stoke (15:00 BST)
Manchester CityHere's a factoid: Man City have an unchanged line-up for the third time under Guardiola.
The teams are out and doing the handshake thing.
City warm-uppublished at 14:54 British Summer Time 14 October 2017
Man City v Stoke (15:00 BST)
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