EPL Round-up | Jesus rescues Man City; Manchester United thrash Leicester

Jesus is making quite an impression under Pep Guardiola, who once again opted to start with the 19-year-old ahead of Sergio Aguero. The Brazilian did not disappoint either as he opened the scoring in the 11th minute with a poacher-like finish from close. The ball broke for him after David Silva’s wonderful run and cross down the left wing found Raheem Sterling, who, from inside the box, placed it in the path of Jesus to bury it into the back of the net.

Swansea put up a spirited second half display and deservedly got back into the match through a long-range strike from in-form Gylfi Sigurdsson. However, Jesus capped his first Premier League start at home with a 92nd minute winner. Silva picked him out with a lovely cross from the right wing, and his initial header was kept out by Lukasz Fabianski. But, the former Arsenal keeper could not keep a hold of the ball, and Jesus was quick to score off the rebound – his third goal in his third start for City.

Two of the goals came close to half-time. A Chris Smalling header put Henrikh Mkhitaryan through on goal, and the Armenian finished with aplomb to give United the lead. Two minutes later, Ibrahimovic doubled the lead with a neat finish from inside the box after Antonio Valencia picked him out with a low cross from the right wing.