Niall Quinn

And I'm kind of with Kasper's mind.

I think he comes two yards nearer if Raheem isn't there.

Therefore, he impacts.

I am sure of it that Raheem Sterling has impacted ever so slightly.

But as the rule says, he has impacted on what happened.

20 years of age, come over from Brazil, to step to the plate and just be able to do that, I mean, he's fearless, and I think there's so much more to come from him, and you can see why Pep Guardiola really likes him.

No, I felt it was inside the box at the time and the referee has to give it.

He does really, really well here, Mahrez.

He's starting to really enjoy himself.

He just feints that one that we've seen for the last 18 months, goes to cross it with his left foot, pulls it back inside.

He's fallen backwards, just lifts his foot up his...

His toes are on the line.

It's where it actually hits his knee.

But I think, you know, Klitsch didn't argue that much with it.

A long time ago, playing at Man City, Steve Redmond, our centre-half, went up and took a penalty against West Ham at Upton Park and did the exact same thing, only his was ridiculous.

Reddo, if you see it on any of the YouTubes, his right foot kicks it onto his left foot, the keeper dives, and his left foot, he slipped so much, kicks it and rolls it into the other corner.

And the West Ham players gathered around the referee then, I can't remember who the ref was, and as soon as I saw that, that moment came flashing back in my mind.

Yeah, but after he takes this and takes the two touches, he looks around, he's not 100% certain and runs off.

And that's the kind of giveaway.

And I think right back, I think Steve Redman did the same thing.