• Player ratings from Manchester City 5 Burnley 0: Ederson - 6: A virtual spectator who never had a save to make. AP
    Player ratings from Manchester City 5 Burnley 0: Ederson - 6: A virtual spectator who never had a save to make. AP
  • Oleksandr Zinchenko - 7: Full-back was always looking to get forward and had couple of half chances to score. PA
    Oleksandr Zinchenko - 7: Full-back was always looking to get forward and had couple of half chances to score. PA
  • Fernandinho - 7: Beautiful long ball out of defence to put Mahrez on his way for his opening goal. Getty
    Fernandinho - 7: Beautiful long ball out of defence to put Mahrez on his way for his opening goal. Getty
  • Joao Cancelo - 7: Decent show from the big-money summer signing but given yellow card for clumsy second-half challenge on Vydra. Reuters
    Joao Cancelo - 7: Decent show from the big-money summer signing but given yellow card for clumsy second-half challenge on Vydra. Reuters
  • Nicolas Otamendi - 7: Easy night as the City defence was rarely troubled. Getty
    Nicolas Otamendi - 7: Easy night as the City defence was rarely troubled. Getty
  • Rodrigo - 7: Solid if unspectacular. Getty
    Rodrigo - 7: Solid if unspectacular. Getty
  • David Silva - 7: Got on the end of a beautiful team goal to make it 4-0. Usual classy performance from the Spaniard. AFP
    David Silva - 7: Got on the end of a beautiful team goal to make it 4-0. Usual classy performance from the Spaniard. AFP
  • Phil Foden - 9: Two goals and played beautiful reverse pass to open up Burnley's defence for the fourth. Man of the match in his fourth Premier League start of the season. Reuters
    Phil Foden - 9: Two goals and played beautiful reverse pass to open up Burnley's defence for the fourth. Man of the match in his fourth Premier League start of the season. Reuters
  • Bernardo Silva - 7: Missed glorious first-half chance on his weaker right foot but set up namesake David for the fourth.
    Bernardo Silva - 7: Missed glorious first-half chance on his weaker right foot but set up namesake David for the fourth.
  • Riyad Mahrez - 8: Brilliant skill and finish for his first goal. Cool penalty for his second. Getty
    Riyad Mahrez - 8: Brilliant skill and finish for his first goal. Cool penalty for his second. Getty
  • Sergio Aguero - 5: Game to forget for the prolific striker. Made little impact - one chance that was blocked - before going off injured in the incident that earned City a first-half penalty. Reuters
    Sergio Aguero - 5: Game to forget for the prolific striker. Made little impact - one chance that was blocked - before going off injured in the incident that earned City a first-half penalty. Reuters
  • Gabriel Jesus (sub 45) 6: Replaced the injured Aguero and will have been disappointed not to have got involved in the goal-fest. PA
    Gabriel Jesus (sub 45) 6: Replaced the injured Aguero and will have been disappointed not to have got involved in the goal-fest. PA
  • Aymeric Laporte (sub 61) 7: Never troubled by Burnley's powder-puff attack
    Aymeric Laporte (sub 61) 7: Never troubled by Burnley's powder-puff attack
  • Kevin de Bruyne (sub 61) 7: A few quality touches and passes from the Belgian. EPA
    Kevin de Bruyne (sub 61) 7: A few quality touches and passes from the Belgian. EPA
  • Leroy Sane (sub 79) NA: Came on for Foden but little chance to make impact. EPA
    Leroy Sane (sub 79) NA: Came on for Foden but little chance to make impact. EPA
  • Nick Pope - 5: Left badly exposed by his creaking defence. Reuters
    Nick Pope - 5: Left badly exposed by his creaking defence. Reuters
  • Matthew Lowton - 5: Tough night against a rampant City attacking performance. EPA
    Matthew Lowton - 5: Tough night against a rampant City attacking performance. EPA
  • Charlie Taylor - 5: Started really well against Mahrez but was then turned inside out for his first goal. AFP
    Charlie Taylor - 5: Started really well against Mahrez but was then turned inside out for his first goal. AFP
  • James Tarkowski - 5: Part of an unusually disorganised Burnley defence. AFP
    James Tarkowski - 5: Part of an unusually disorganised Burnley defence. AFP
  • Ben Mee - 6: Harsh penalty given against him by VAR after challenge on Aguero. Getty
    Ben Mee - 6: Harsh penalty given against him by VAR after challenge on Aguero. Getty
  • Josh Brownhill - 5: Could have done more to try and block Foden's opener for City. Booked. AFP
    Josh Brownhill - 5: Could have done more to try and block Foden's opener for City. Booked. AFP
  • Ashley Westwood - 5: Worked hard but up against quality opposition. AFP
    Ashley Westwood - 5: Worked hard but up against quality opposition. AFP
  • Jack Cork - 5: Chasing shadows for most of the match. PA
    Jack Cork - 5: Chasing shadows for most of the match. PA
  • Dwight McNeil - 6: Tried to make things happen early on but disappeared the longer the game went on. Getty
    Dwight McNeil - 6: Tried to make things happen early on but disappeared the longer the game went on. Getty
  • Matej Vydra - 6: Thankless task up front but ran his heart out. Getty
    Matej Vydra - 6: Thankless task up front but ran his heart out. Getty
  • Jay Rodriguez: 5: Tough for the Burnley attackers as City dominated the game, Hooked after an hour. Reuters
    Jay Rodriguez: 5: Tough for the Burnley attackers as City dominated the game, Hooked after an hour. Reuters
  • Erik Pieters (sub 60) 6: City only managed one more goal after the defender came on for Rodriguez. Reuters
    Erik Pieters (sub 60) 6: City only managed one more goal after the defender came on for Rodriguez. Reuters
  • Max Thompson (sub 79) NA: Replaced Vydra but no chance to make an impact with game already long gone. EPA
    Max Thompson (sub 79) NA: Replaced Vydra but no chance to make an impact with game already long gone. EPA

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Phil Foden 9, Riyad Mahrez 8, Jay Rodriguez blunted: Manchester City v Burnley ratings

Guardiola's side thrash the Clarets 5-0 at the Etihad to help keep Liverpool's title celebrations on ice

Gareth Cox

June 23, 2020

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Manchester City thrashed Burnley 5-0 at the Etihad Stadium to ensure Liverpool will not be able to clinch the Premier League title when they face Crystal Palace on Wednesday.

Phil Foden and Riyad Mahrez scored twice, while David Silva grabbed what will be one of his final City goals to cut the gap at the top to 20 points.

Midfielder Foden, the man of the match, said:  "It is always good to play a part. I am enjoying my football. The main thing is getting the result and how the team are playing. We are sharp.

"It is down to the whole team wanting to work hard. No matter who the manager puts in they do a job.

"I'd like to think that was my best game in a City shirt. I am still learning every day but I am happy to put performances in like that."

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