Andy Hinchcliffe

We know he can deliver.

But it's his ability to back up play here.

He doesn't stand and watch Mahrez.

He's constantly breaking forward into those dangerous areas.

And he doesn't even think...

He just plays that ball into the space that he expects Jesus to be in.

Defensively, Everton caught ball watching there, Michael Keane in particular.

But it's that understanding that Jesus knows what De Bruyne is going to do.

De Bruyne knows where Jesus is going to be.

And he doesn't take a touch.

He doesn't need to do.

He just plays the ball with real quality.

It's a brilliant ball in, aided by some poor Everton defending.

But it was a fabulous first goal.

Well, they've had two ways of going.

Either they sit back and get well beaten, or they step on and take chances.

And Fernandinho here, it's a routine clearance.

He makes a mess of it.

It's brilliant, actually, by Seamus Coleman, because he could have tried to smash this across goal, but he lifts it, and it was probably going to be his goal.

You can understand Calvert-Lewin following it in.