Andy Hinchcliffe

I'm sure Marco will be happy with that as well.

It was about Aguero.

Absolutely about Aguero.

He plays the ball wide, then he assesses the situation, realises that Mahrez has stuck down a bit of a cul-de-sac, makes a run on the overlap, and that makes the goal.

And as Raheem Sterling is doing more and more, getting himself into goal-scoring positions and scoring more goals, his movement...

has improved so much.

He's intelligent.

He stops and starts.

He makes sure that he's onside.

Again, I think Guardiola's done so much work with Raheem Sterling.

We know he's quick, but he's just developed his game incredibly into an all-round top player, but a goal scorer as well, which, of course, is what they want from him.

Guardiola, you know, wanting him at the club.

We knew he had that potential with his pace and his ability to take defenders on, but it's the way he's developed his game beyond that.

He's not just a one-trick pony.

Again, he's worked on his positional play, getting into goal-scoring positions.

He can play out wide, he can play as a centre-forward as well.

We've seen it with England as well, the goals he's scored for England.

So his all-round game has developed so much, and that's all down to Guardiola and, of course, Raheem Sterling taking it on board and actually listening to him and actually putting it into practice.

It's simply wrong, and there is absolutely no place for it.

And I'm convinced Bernardo Silva is not a racist at all.