The Manchester City steamroller continued at the Etihad on Saturday, with Tottenham Hotspur their latest victim.
Pep Guardiola's side wasted little time getting themselves ahead, Ilkay Gundogan rising highest to head home Leroy Sane's corner for his first goal of the season.
Kevin De Bruyne made it two for City on 70 minutes, recovering from a heavy Dele Allichallenge to smash the ball past Hugo Lloris.
The Belgian won a penalty soon after, though Gabriel Jesus stepped up and battered the ball against the post - Raheem Sterling blazing the rebound way over.
Sterling soon made up for it in the final minutes scoring twice to cap off an incredible 4-1 win, just before Christian Eriksen had grabbed a late consolation.
Pep Guardiola's side wasted little time getting themselves ahead, Ilkay Gundogan rising highest to head home Leroy Sane's corner for his first goal of the season.
Kevin De Bruyne made it two for City on 70 minutes, recovering from a heavy Dele Allichallenge to smash the ball past Hugo Lloris.
The Belgian won a penalty soon after, though Gabriel Jesus stepped up and battered the ball against the post - Raheem Sterling blazing the rebound way over.
Sterling soon made up for it in the final minutes scoring twice to cap off an incredible 4-1 win, just before Christian Eriksen had grabbed a late consolation.
