West Ham 0-4 Manchester City: 5 Hits and Flops

#2 Hit: Raheem Sterling

Sterling celebrates one of City's goals with Sane during their commanding victory

Sterling made no mistake from close-range to score his 7th goal of the Premier League campaign - while creating an assist for Sane too. He showcased his eye for a pass and crucially displayed patience in the final third, not rushing as much with his decision-making in possession.

Replaced with an eye on their Champions League clash against Lyon in midweek, he did well and justified why he continues improving among other top players in the final third.

Two key passes, 82.5% pass accuracy and having not completed a dribble despite taking 50 touches displayed his efficiency while running Masuaku ragged in a chance-heavy first-half.