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Manchester City are one step closer to ensure they are in control of the title race after months of breathing down Arsenal's neck. Pep Guardiola's side are on an impressive 18-match unbeaten run in all competitions which included the pivotal win at the Etihad Stadium against Mikel Arteta's side which has turned the tables in the title race.
Manchester City have been fortunate enough to be able to rely on several players this season.
Kyle Walker said Manchester City 'weathered the storm' at Fulham, but by full time the only threat to their goal was a light breeze.
Manchester City enjoyed another successful Sunday after a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Fulham in the Premier League.
Jack Grealish has stopped falling over. But it’s not just that. Grealish was fouled just twice against Fulham, neither of these the contact-seeking lunges that had for a while become a part of his game. Grealish isn’t necessarily cheating or diving when he does this. The take-the-foul routine is also a way of having your legs battered into a pulp over several years. Grealish carries the ball too well not to be tripped a lot. Contact will happen. Why not manage how that collision works, take the lightest of touches, fall well? But Grealish has started to stay up as well, to use his strength instead to terrorise and bully defenders. He was very good against Fulham, helping to make the opening goal, and just about surviving an ongoing battle with Kenny Tete, who was defending aggressively. Another thing here: the Fulham crowd barracked Grealish and he wagged his finger back at them. But the feeling was less outrage, more pantomime jeers, a kind of semi-buried respect. The other story of Grealish’s season is that he is now surely the most marketable English player in the league; and, grudgingly perhaps for some, one of the most likeable. Barney Ronay
Erling Haaland's 50th goal of the season for Manchester City, and record-equalling 34th in the Premier League will naturally get all of the post-match headlines, and rightly so. After playing more of a provider role against Arsenal in the week, Haaland continued to show his improvement as a playmaker as well as a goalscorer at Fulham.
Manchester City claimed top spot in the Premier League for the first time since February as Erling Haaland reached yet another milestone in a 2-1 victory at Fulham on Sunday.
Tick. Tick. Tick. At the end of this breezy, fun, quietly feisty 2-1 defeat of Fulham, there was even a sense of super-smart design in Pep Guardiola’s onfield displays of affection.