Manchester City crossed the 100-goal limit for the year and retired with ease 17th in a row
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Manchester City achieved the 17th consecutive win in the Premier League after defeating Bournemouth 4-1 at Etihad Stadium. After this success, the `citizens` who crossed the 100-goal limit for the calendar year, increased their lead to 14 points in front of Manchester United, who later lectured on Leicester. Two goals scored by Sergio Aguero (27 `79 `) and Rahim Stulling (53 `) and Danilo (85 `) brought City`s easy success. The loss also sent Bournemouth into the relegation zone.
Vincent Compani and David Silva, who unexpectedly missed the Tottenham derby for family problems, returned to the owners of Josep Guardiola. Sergio Aguero was again preferred to Gabriel Jesse on the verge of the attack.
In the `cherries`, there were six changes in comparison to the defeat by Liverpool a week ago. Steve Cook, Gosling, Stanislas, Walson, Simpson and Fraser started.
In the 20th minute Aguero got a good centering of Otamendi, then shot 11 meters but sent the ball over the door. Otamendi himself tested Begovic five minutes later with a great shot from a distance, but the guard killed. In the 27th minute the logical happened. Fernandino centered from the ground, and Aguero escaped to the edge of the ambush and plunged the ball into the head. It was a hundred goals goal for Etihad`s Argentine.
In the 53rd minute Rahim Stirling doubled after being knocked out of the defense by Aguero. The English national ended with a nice shot, marking his 12th goal in the Premier League at the start of the season. Kun Aguero took City`s lead classical in the 79th minute, when he found a very good centering of the Bernardo Silva Reserve. This was goal number 100 for `citizens` during the calendar year.
Five minutes before the end Danilo raised to 4:0 after receiving from Stirling and shooting in the near corner. Manchester City now has 55 points. Bournemouth is 18th with 16 points.
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