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Superb Sterling, Sizzling Sane – The best & the worst rated Man City stars in the 4-0 win vs West Ham

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Manchester City player ratings vs West Ham – How the Cityzens fared?

Defending champions Manchester City continued their charge in the league with a comprehensive 4-0 win against West Ham United away at the London stadium. David Silva, Raheem Sterling and Leroy Sane scored in the first half to take the game beyond the Hammers’ reach. The German then scored very late on in the second half to seal a rather comfortable win away from home.

This win keeps Pep Guardiola’s men at the top with 35 points, two points ahead of Liverpool who kept pace by beating Watford. West Ham on the other hand, are 13th in the table, four points ahead of the drop zone.

Here’s how the Cityzens fared in the game:

Manchester City Player Ratings

Ederson (7)

Made a couple of vital saves off Michail Antonio and Marko Arnautovic in the first half. Comfortable after the break.

Kyle Walker (6)

Very sloppy and slack passing from the Englishman in the first half. Improved after the break.

Nicolas Otamendi (7)

His first start after a while and the Argentine eased himself back into the line-up without any fuss or alarms.

Aymeric Laporte

Aymeric Laporte (8)

The Frenchman gets better and better with every passing game. His interceptions and reading of the game are of the highest quality.

Fabian Delph (7)

He tucked in to trouble the opposition. Defensively, he was very sound out wide.

Fernandinho (7.5)

Strolled through the game without any stretch. He is one hell of a defensive midfielder who controls the game single-handedly.

David Silva

David Silva (8)

Scored another goal with a fabulous movement and adroit finish. He runs games for the Cityzens with his magical foot.

Ilkay Gundogan (7)

The German was solid and tidy in the first half. Struggled a bit after the break when it didn’t matter much.

Raheem Sterling (9)

His goal and two assists in the first half was enough to win the game for the team. Second half was just a stroll and saving energy for Tuesday.

Sergio Aguero (6)

Not his day in front of the goal but no one can fault his effort to work for the team on and off the ball.

Leroy Sane

Leroy Sane (8)

Scored a brace and was at his menacing best. Pablo Zabaleta had a hard time dealing with the German.

Substitutes

Phil Foden (Subbed on after 69 mins) (6)

Came on to add a bit of energy to the midfield. The game was over by then.

Riyad Mahrez (Subbed on after 74 mins) (5)

Came on to provide Sterling with a rest going into the Tuesday game against Lyon.

Read More: Why this £61m target is a better replacement for Man City star Fernandinho than £16m Wolves sensation

Gabriel Jesus (Subbed on after 80 mins) (N/A)

Had no time to make an impact.

Mizgan Masani

A football enthusiast, who loves to analyse the game in depth. Following various leagues and knowing about the playing styles of different managers intrigues me to the core. Other than that, I am an Electronics Engineer! Follow me @mizgans

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