PL hits & misses: Complete Kane, anonymous Lukaku

Complete Kane stuns Man City

With one swing of his weaker left foot, Harry Kane sliced Manchester City's defence wide open.

Pep Guardiola's side had kept seven clean sheets in their previous 10 Premier League games but Kane ensured they were breached only four minutes into this one.

It was Dejan Kulusevski who put the ball in the net for the opening goal, of course, the Swede converting from Heung-Min Son's square pass, but the chance only came about thanks to Kane's brilliance and the result that followed was mostly his work too.

City dominated the ball but they could not get near Kane.

The pass for Kulusevski's opener prompted Jamie Carragher to call him "one of the best passers of the ball in the Premier League" and it is a line the Sky Sports pundit would find himself repeating.

His goals won it - the first brilliantly taken following an impeccably-timed run into the box to meet Son's cross; the second a header into the corner to spark wild celebrations among the travelling fans - but it was his distribution that showed his completeness.

Kane is much more than just a goalscorer and, against the side who tried to sign him "four times" in the summer, according to Guardiola, he chose a good time to show it.

His movement, dropping into pockets of space between City's defence and midfield, showed his intelligence, while his masterful use of the ball showed the full extent of his ability.

"He's got the vision to see things and the technique to deliver on what he sees," said Graeme Souness afterwards.

It is a lethal combination - and that's before you even consider his goals. For Manchester City, this was a painful reminder that Kane can do it all.Nick Wright

At full-time, Status Quo's hit Rockin all over the World sounded