Phil Foden, from American Express, scored two goals in City's 4-1 win over Brighton on Saturday, scoring two on the South Coast to narrow the Premier League title's lead to just two points.
Pep Guardiola's side sometimes played very lightly in front of the hosts, and whenever Brighton didn't get the ball, they were forgotten, although they had to put some pressure on Graham Porter's side to move forward in the second half.
Ilkai Gundogan opened the scoring by scoring with Robert Sanchez's jingle, followed by Phil Foden's two nets in three minutes, effectively ending the match with just over half an hour in the intense phase.
Brighton's performance did pick up in the second half, with Brighton paying off when Ederson beat substitute Enoch Mwep, with substitute Alexis Mike Alist taking a penalty to save face. However, it was already good for the hosts, with Riad Marez adding luster to the scoreline on his fourth attack in injury time.