Manchester City continued their winning trend after defeating Bournemouth 6-1 in a Premier League match, Saturday (November 4).

The goals came from Jeremy Doku, Phil Foden, Nathan Ake and Bernardo Silva, and who scored twice for Pep Guardiola’s team. Luis Siniterra scored the equalizer for the visiting team.

Prior to their Champions League group stage match against Young Boys, Man City benefits greatly from this outcome as it propels them to the top of the rankings.

Manchester City vs Bournemouth player ratings

Ederson (5/10)

A spectator for most of the match, but was well beaten by Luis Sinisterra.

Kyle Walker (6/10)

Pushed high to offer support on the wings and followed up well but it didn’t look good for Bournemouth’s goal.

Manuel Akanji (7/10)

Lucky I got on the scoresheet as the ball just bounced off his back. He didn’t have much defending to do – he was more of a supporting presence further down the field.

John Stones (6/10)

Perfect passing speed and good midfield backup.

Nathan Ake (7/10)

His passing was sound, he made one or two good defensive saves and then headed a great six.

Rodri (7/10)

Well tied things together acting as support for attack and key to building. He played a great number one with Doku for the opener.

Mateo Kovacic (5/10)

Had a close range shot as the last kick of the ball and otherwise pretty quiet.

Julian Alvarez (7/10)

He was all over the attack and set up Haaland well with a cross and then a through ball. Always smart on the ball in tight and dangerous areas.

Bernardo Silva (8/10)

An excellent shot from outside went just wide, but he found space for the second goal and was of good quality.

Erling Haaland (4/10)

Ruined one excellent chance as he was found in plenty of space but too many touches – summed up his day. Off at half time.

Jeremy Doku (10/10)

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What an amazing show! They made the quick burst they needed to open the scoring, fancy footwork for the second, crushed Akanji for the first, pulled Foden for number fou

Substitute

Phil Foden (7.5/10)

Entered the field in the 46th minute to replace Haaland, scoring the fourth goal in the 65th minute.

Rico Lewis (N/A)

Entered the field in the 71st minute to replace John Stones.

Matheus Nunes (N/A)

Entered the field in the 71st minute to replace Julian Alvarez.

Kalvin Phillips (N/A)

Entered the field in the 71st minute to replace Rodri.

Oscar Bobb (7/10)

Entered the field in the 85th minute to replace Bernardo Silva.r and then a wonderful pass to Silva for number five. Stunning.