The worst defence and attack in the Premier League played its opposites and, well, the outcome was predictable. Manchester City won, and Norwich lost.
Dean Smith’s men gave it a go in the first half. They may have conceded the most goals of any club this season, and scored the fewest, but they had chances to take the lead. Namely through Grant Hanley hitting the woodwork.
But the class of City – the side that can afford to have unused substitutes in Kevin De Bruyne, Rodri, Joao Cancelo and more – shined through. Raheem Sterling helped himself to a hat-trick, while some fine footwork from Phil Foden was behind their fourth.