BREAKING: Silva shines as Man City beat Bournemouth 2-1

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Manchester City's Brazilian striker Gabriel Jesus jumps for a header against Bournemouth's English defender Steve Cook during the English Premier League football match between Manchester City and Bournemouth at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester. Photo: AFP

But a ninth successive away defeat means Bournemouth go into their final matches against Southampton and Everton likely needing two wins to have a chance of extending their five-year stay in the top flight. Having lost the Premier League title to Liverpool, City seem determined to add more trophies to the League Cup they won earlier this season.Raheem Sterling and Kevin De Bruyne were on the bench as Guardiola made six changes, but the imperious Silva endured they were not missed.

So Silva’s sixth goal of the season had Bournemouth fearing the worst, especially when Fernandinho fired just wide from 25 yards moments later. Despite their wobble, City’s ability to conjure a moment of magic remains unparallelled and they doubled their lead through Jesus’s sublime effort in the 39th minute.

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