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Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has singled out talented teenager Rico Lewis following his display in the win over Leeds.The 18-year-old full-back.

I don’t really ask and he doesn’t need to come to me but if he sees anything, he says it to me.” Get up to £25 in free bets on selected events + 25 Free Spins on D10S Maradona slot. “He always just says well done to me. “Otherwise the players in the middle have to be good. Again, against Chelsea and Liverpool in the Carabao Cup, and today in Elland Road, wow. “Kyle’s the main one.

Rangers are tracking Manchester City goalkeeper James Trafford · The 20-year-old has impressed on loan at Bolton Wanderers this season ...

Trafford has caught the eye on loan at Bolton Wanderers in League One this season - The 20-year-old has impressed on loan at Bolton Wanderers this season with the youngster having impressed on loan at League One side Bolton Wanderers

Erling Haaland stayed hot, Jack Grealish finally contributed and Brenden Aaronson was given an impossible task. Here's how Man City beat Leeds.

Haaland on Man City adapting to his style of play rather than the other way around: "It's a fantastic first half-year to work with Pep and work with such amazing players, and not only the coaching staff and the players but the medical staff has been working so good for me to fix my body. The league is so competitive, every moment of every game is so vital, and our ability to concentrate and be disciplined and play the way we want and still have intensity and play with quality in all phases -- man, what a big challenge. (laughs) First of all, the expectation of our fans is this is a high-level Premier League team and they want a winner. [Italy](/football/team?id=162) international [Wilfried Gnonto](https://www.espn.com.au/football/player/_/id/297784/Wilfried-Gnonto) was Leeds' biggest threat with his trickery and pace down the left, but without a target man to aim for, Gnonto's work came to nothing. I've been having some small problems but now it's getting much better and it's been a pleasure honestly to work with these guys and improve my game because I'm still young and that's something I want to do -- I want to improve and I want to become better. I'm challenging them to grow and get better, and it's also a big challenge for me as a manager to find ways against the best teams and best coaches in the world, to find ways to be who we want to be." I thought in many moments -- it's Man City, in many ways for me the best team in the world with one of the best coaches in the world, so you can't contain them entirely, but I thought we did a pretty good job." [Arsenal](/football/team?id=359) beating West Ham on Monday, it was crucial that City maintained the pressure on Mikel Arteta's Gunners with a win against Jesse Marsch's Leeds. Pascal Struijk pulled one back for the home side in the 73rd minute off a corner kick. [FC Salzburg](/football/team?id=2790) forward can't be blamed for his team's lack of cutting edge against the champions. Leeds United manager Jesse Marsch on whether he had hope once Leeds pulled one back: "The thing we know about our team is that we never quit. [Best/worst performers](#bestworst)

Erling Haaland has haunted his hometown club with two second-half goals as Manchester City beat Leeds United 3-1...

"When I was young I had a jersey of (then Leeds midfielder) Eirik Bakke in my room and also a City jersey of my father's, so it's really weird. Haaland - who was born in Leeds when his father Alf-Inge represented the club - haunted his hometown club with two second-half goals as City moved within five points of ladder-leaders Arsenal. Erling Haaland has said it was a "crazy fantasy" for him to score for Manchester City as they beat Leeds United 3-1 on their return to Premier League action after the World Cup break.