Four-midable Gabriel Jesus helps leaders Manchester City crush Watford
Gabriel Jesus scored four goals as Manchester City extended their lead at the top of the table by thrashing Watford 5-1 at the Etihad Stadium.
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Jesus scores 4, Man City lead by 4 in EPL
LONDON: Manchester City striker Gabriel Jesus scored more goals in 53 minutes on Saturday than he had in the previous eight months in the English Premier League. Becoming the first player in the league to score four goals in one game this season, Jesus led City to a 5-1 thrashing of Watford to open a four-point lead over second-placed Liverpool in the title race.
EPL: Jesus scores four as leaders Manchester City crush Watford
Watford 5-1 to move four points clear at the top of the Premier League on Saturday. Jesus stole the show at the Etihad Stadium with the first Premier League haul of three or more goals in his career. The Brazilian forward had netted only once in the league since September, but he tore Watford to shreds with a predatory display of finishing.
Jesus scores 4 as leaders Man City crush Watford
Gabriel Jesus scored four times as Manchester City crushed Watford 5-1 to move four points clear at the top of the Premier League on Saturday.
Premier League round-up: Gabriel Jesus scores four goals as Manchester City thump Watford
Gabriel Jesus struck four times as Manchester City crushed Watford to chalk off another win in their battle with Liverpool for the Premier League title.
Gabriel Jesus scores four goals as Manchester City run riot against Watford
Gabriel Jesus struck four times as Manchester City crushed Watford 5-1 to chalk off another win in their battle with Liverpool for the Premier League title.
Joelinton stars as Newcastle move Norwich closer to relegation
Joelinton scored twice on his 100th Premier League appearance for Newcastle as they climbed into the top half with a comfortable 3-0 win over Norwich which moved the Canaries closer to relegation.
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