In their 2-1 defeat of Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League on Wednesday - a result that secured a place in the last-16 as group winners - Manchester City followed their own blueprint for victory to the finest detail.
In possession Pep Guardiola's side were at their spellbinding best, zipping the ball across the Etihad turf through channels only they could see, to teammates who found space where there was none.
There are 100 ways in which City can score a goal, and in the opening 45 minutes against the French heavyweights they tried damn-near all of them.
When the visitors had the ball, City pressed like a pack of hunting dogs, Oleksandr Zinchenko and Bernardo Silva leading the charge, before Gabriel Jesus replaced the former and
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