Yet the afternoon did provide some encouragement for those in Merseyside following the match, with City frustrated until the second half when they broke through with an uncharacteristically scrappy goal. "Ninety-two points is incredible - it is in our hands, we must win our next two games and our next one against Leicester." Heaton did well to keep out another fierce drive, this time from Bernardo Silva, before City finally took the lead. Raheem Sterling went close to a second but Burnley defender Ben Mee produced a wonderful goalline clearance to keep the Clarets in the game. Burnley, however, pushed hard at the end with Guardiola bringing on John Stones and Nicolas Otamendi as City held firm to claim the three points.

Source: The Star April 28, 2019 15:25 UTC