'Bouaddi a class act' and Haaland set to 'break records'

Former Chelsea winger Pat Nevin on BBC Radio 5 Live: "Apart from a tense 10-15 minute spell when they were 1-0 up.

"Man City were by some distance the better side. They had so many chances. Had this ended five or six, you wouldn't have raise an eyebrow.

"They are so dangerous going forward and the big thing for Man City fans is they can be much better than this.

"Ayyoub Bouaddi is an absolute no-brainer. He's brilliant. You get him at that age, and you don't think he might work, he is a class act.

"He tired in the second half, but before that he just looked as if he was playing a different game from everyone else because he developed so much time for himself.

"They couldn't get near Erling Haaland. He looked like a different type of species. It was fabulous to see someone like that.

"I thought his attitude was perfect from start to finish. He is special. If he stays fit, that's it, there's nothing else. If he stays fit he will break records like you wouldn't believe.

"I liked his attitude that he didn't just take it easy when the game was won."

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