Steph Houghton

I think it's his timing of his execution of his shot.

I think he always waits that little bit longer to steady himself.

And then, I mean, this one here, it's just a powerful strike.

And I think with the likes of De Bruyne, giving him crosses where he can finish, he's proved clinical.

And this goal here, I think this is far too easy for Man City to play how they are.

Villa are not pressing, they're not dropping.

And...

I think in this moment here, this goal is a little bit of everything Aguero is about.

He takes on his back foot, he studies himself, he holds off a few challenges and then to finish off that in the bottom corner just shows how clinical he is.

No, I don't think they do.

I think in terms of in the premiership, because we watch him week in, week out, I think we see how good he is.

And I think I'd love to see him produce more goals in the Champions League status and potentially for City to go and win a trophy like that would really put him amongst some of the great strikers in Europe, if not the world.

But I think we've seen him today.

He's got a bit of everything in the finish, right foot, left foot, heading.

He just has a really good movement in the box.

Yeah, I think for the likes of Jesus, he has to look to someone like Aguero, who scores pretty much with every shot he has, and I think that's the side of the game that Jesus can probably improve on.

He's still young, he's still learning, he's converting more chances than he was last season, so I think he's perfect.

I think the work rate that he has off the ball as well is...

something that was talked about when Guardiola came, but he's shown time and time again that he does the work off the ball and that allows him to go and get in the positions to go and score the goals that he's scored over the last few years.

I mean, I think his season so far, he's been the best player in the premiership without a shadow of a doubt.