By James Agberebi:
Manchester City maintained their unbeaten run and strong hold in the league table with a hard-fought 2-1 comeback win against a dogged Huddersfield Town away in the Premier League on Sunday.
The win is City’s 11th on the bounce, equalling a club record.
It was a game the Citizens deserved to win on the back of their dominant display from start to finish.
Despite Nicolas Otamendi’s own goal late in the first half, City fought back thanks to goals from Sergio Aguero (penalty) and Raheem Sterling, to take all three points.
The win took City to 37 points, eight points clear of second-placed Manchester United.
City made their intentions known early in the game as they were awarded two quick corners in the sixth minute with Vincent Kompany failing to steer in one of the corners towards goal.
In the 13th minute City thought they had taken the lead through Aguero who was quick to Kevin De Bruyne’s quick free-kick but he was flagged for offside.
Dominant Man City Avoid Huddersfield Shock, Equal Club Record
