Manchester City ratings v Peterborough: Foden 8, Ake 5, Grealish 8

Ukraine's Zinchenko is made skipper in comfortable FA Cup win as City progress to quarter-finals

MANCHESTER CITY RATINGS: Ederson - 7, Wasn’t called into action too often, but did well whenever he was. Notably got down impressively deny Jeando Fuchs then made a strong save to deny Jack Marriott. AFP

Joao Cancelo - 7, Provided some threatening moments and should have had an assist when he picked out Gabriel Jesus with a brilliant ball. Defended impressively. Saw a powerful shot blocked. Getty

Ruben Dias - 6, Defended with authority and largely moved the ball well, but was very wasteful with a cross attempt. AFP

Nathan Ake - 5, Had a torrid start, showing a lack of awareness as Fuchs ran through then getting booked for a foul on Ricky-Jade Jones. He did improve before going off, doing well to reach a ball ahead of Jones. AFP

Oleksandr Zinchenko - 6, Didn’t bring his shooting boots as he let off some horrible efforts in a frustrating start for the left-back. He grew into the game and was involved in some lovely link-up play as well as improving defensively. AP

Phil Foden - 8, Was quietly effective in the first half, almost finding Jack Grealish with an incisive pass. After doing brilliantly to deny Jorge Grant a clear-cut chance, he did well to reach the ball ahead of Frankie Kent in the build-up to the opener. Played a wonderful pass to Jesus, then assisted Grealish with an outstanding pass moments later. AP

Fernandinho - 6, Didn’t track Fuchs’ run for the chance and had a big collision with Steven Benda. Was booked after a coming together with Szmodics. Played a great ball to Riyad Mahrez that deserved a better finish. Getty

Ilkay Gundogan - 5, Moved intelligently and got into some good positions but was wasteful in and around the Peterborough box. Got the ball stuck under his feet for one shot, curled another wide, then headed one of the first half’s best chances off target. Tried to stroke the ball home in the second half but saw his shot blocked. Reuters

Riyad Mahrez - 7, Did well to find Gundogan for his big chance, but he often found himself being marshalled well by Hayden Coulson and some of his deliveries into the box were off. Eventually got the better of the wing-back to open the scoring but couldn’t convert moments later.

Gabriel Jesus - 6, Showed early intent by blocking Benda’s attempted clearance. He then saw a header loop marginally over the crossbar, before setting himself well but completely missing the ball with his shot shortly before the half-time whistle. Turned Kent nicely in the build-up to Mahrez’s chance, was then unlucky to be denied by Benda. Reuters

Jack Grealish - 8, Took up good positions and linked the play well, looking comfortable whether he was in tight spaces or opening up. The final shot was initially missing, though, with one effort flying comfortably wide. It arrived in the second half, as he coolly slotted home his first goal in the FA Cup to extend City’s lead. Forced a great save with his curling shot in the latter stages. PA

John Stones (Dias, HT) - 6, Did well to ensure Poku didn’t have an easy chance after slipping, then got a good head on Jones’ cross. Provided Laporte with a brilliant knockdown that the Spain international somehow missed. Aymeric Laporte (Ake, HT) - 5, His unconvincing header from a long throw resulted in Sammie Szmodics’ chance before he got away with cheaply conceding possession. Got back well when it looked like Marriott might get away from him. Couldn’t quite get enough on his late header to trouble the Peterborough goal after rising well, then missed an absolute sitter. AFP

Oleksandr Zinchenko captained Manchester City to what proved to be a comfortable 2-0 FA Cup fifth-round win at Peterborough.

The Ukraine international was given the honour of leading out the Premier League champions as a show of support against Russia’s invasion of his homeland.

He played the full 90 minutes as second-half efforts from Riyad Mahrez – his 19th of the campaign – and Jack Grealish’s first-ever FA Cup goal secured victory and a place in the quarter-finals.

Peterborough, rock bottom of the Sky Bet Championship, put up a fight but were ultimately outclassed with boss Grant McCann now turning attention back to their survival bid.

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