It almost became Pep Guardiola's party trick towards the end of last season; no matter how out of form Gabriel Jesus was, he would always start both games against Liverpool.
Back in early April, there was a potentially title-deciding game between the two teams at the Etihad Stadium - with Manchester City carrying a slender one-point lead into the clash.
A win for the hosts would effectively seal the crown, but Jurgen Klopp's side had plenty of momentum behind them after closing a 13-point gap.
When Guardiola's all-important team line-up was announced, there was a shock that Jesus' name was at right-wing. Before this game, the Brazilian had not started a Premier League game since late January and had not scored a domestic goal since September. ALSO READ: Pep Guardiola explains how Erling Haaland and his fellow new signings will fit in at Man City Rumours had already began to circle that his time at City was coming to a natural conclusion, but Guardiola had ultimate faith in one of his first signings to deliver on the big occasion - and he did.
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