Manchester: British Record Signing Jack Grealh marks his home debut for Manchester City with a goal when the Premier League champions destroyed promoting Norwich City 5-0 on Saturday.
Greals bundled in a low cross by Gabriel Jesus in the 22nd minute to lead Double City after they took the lead in the seventh minute with a goal of the Krul team himself.
Beatured in their opening match at Tottenham Hotspur last weekend, City looked much sharper and clustered throughout the lightweight Norwich.
They also have a goal by Ferran Torres which is ruled out in the opening of 20 minutes.
Norwich, who lost 3-0 to Liverpool on the opening day, avoided further damage to the mid-second half when Enymer Laporte escaped from close range.
City then turned the screw with Raheem Sterling and Riyad Mahrez both got Scoresheet with a good destination.
It was an impressive look by City and an unforgettable day for the 100 million pounds of their men, even though Jesus Brazil stole the show with three assists.
It always looks like it became a long afternoon for Norwich as soon as they left in a cruel way in the seventh minute when the defender gave Hanley’s permission from the festive cross-cross into the net.
Jesus is a constant threat on the right side, and it is another cross that crashes the knee to the wrong foot and crosses the line.
Norwich defended firmly, but City always had other equipment and stepped in the middle of the second half with Laporte shooting home after Norwich failed to clear the ball into the area.
Sterling and Mahrez have begun on the wind but quickly joined the party when replacing Torres and Greal.
Norwich was sliced open again in the 71st minute by Kyle Walker’s through the ball that Jesus turned across the area to give sterling from the easiest tap.
Ruben Dias then includes the defense of Norwich and Mahrez controlled extraordinary before guiding his shot past Krul.
For Norwich has become a barrier back to the top, and they have to cleanse themselves for Leicester City’s visit next weekend.
Greals on the target as Man City put five past Hapless Norwich
