Swansea 1-3 Manchester City: Aguero back with a brace for Pep's runaway leaders - 5 things we learned

Guardiola is now the latest boss to win his first six Premier League games since Carlo Ancelotti at Chelsea in 2009

Pep Guardiola made it 10 straight wins as Man City boss as his entertaining side continue impress at the top of the Premier League.

Sergio Aguero returned from suspension to scored in either half as Fernando Llorente cancelled out his early opener before Raheem Sterling also netted.

Guardiola is now the latest boss to win his first six Premier League games since Carlo Ancelotti at Chelsea in 2009 as his Blues side went on to win the title.

Aguero opened the scoring with a fine turn and finish from Bacary Sagna's cross in the ninth minute.

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Manchester City boss Pep Guardioila is yet to taste defeat in the Premier League

Llorente quickly pulled a goal back but Aguero struck after the break from the penalty spot when Mike Van Der Hoorn was booked for catching Kevin De Bruyne in the face with his arm.

Sterling scored with a fine finish to make it 3-1 in the 77th minute but was booked for celebrating in the crowd.

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Sterling was on the scoresheet once again for City

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Unbeaten City celebrate as they stretch their lead at the top of the table to four points

AGUERO REMAINS TOP CLASS

City's Argentine striker returned from his three-game ban for elbowing Winston Reid with a bang as he scored his 10th of the season with a smart turn and finish. The forward showed no signs of rustiness as he struck in the ninth minute and then coolly converted from the spot for his fifth in the top-flight this term.

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Aguero scored his second from the spot

CITY LEAKY AT THE BACK

Guardiola's men are great to watch with their swashbuckling style but they are by no means perfect at the back. They have only kept one clean sheet in the Premier League this term and again here they looked shaky at the back as watching pundit Terry Butcher, a former England defender, described them as “very open”.

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Kevin De Bruyne looked impressive - but was taken off with an injury

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Llorente opened his account for Swansea - but it wasn't enough for the hosts

SIGURDSSON VITAL TO SWANS

Gylfi Sigurdsson bucked the trend of expensive sales by Swansea this summer when the Icelandic attacking midfielder stayed at the Liberty Stadium on a new contract. In recent years Swansea have lost the likes of Ashley Williams, Andre Ayew and Wilfried Bony. But Sigurdsson, making his 150th Premier League appearance, has stayed and continues to take corners and free-kicks with his trademark accuracy.

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Gylfi Sigurdsson stood out for the Swans

STONES HAS LAST LAUGH

John Stones played in Wednesday night's 2-1 EFL Cup win for Man City at the Liberty Stadium and he finished on the winning side again on his return despite the £47million centre-back being regularly heckled by chants of: “what a waste of money” from home fans.

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John Stones was value for money for Manchester City

GUIDOLIN FEELING THE HEAT

Swans boss Francesco Guidolin will point to a much-improved display from his Swansea side.

But they have still not won in the Premier League since the opening day at Burnley and they face Liverpool and Arsenal next in a daunting run of games. The Italian regularly went down on his haunches to watch the game from nearer the ground. It was a tactic Andre Villas-Boas previously employed – and look how that worked out at Chelsea and Spurs.

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Francesco Guidolin is facing a fight to keep his job at Swansea

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City boss Guardiola consoles Guidolin after the Italian suffered another defeat