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Manuel Pellegrini is not a man for premature gestures or statements of triumph, his messages delivered in more subtle tones. He leaves the grander actions to his players, Stevan Jovetic continuing his pre-season response to the challenge laid down, Sergio Aguero making an instant impact off the bench. But as City laid out a marker of their title intentions, only Pablo Zabaleta's late own goal denying them top-spot, this was a signal meant for Chelsea, in particular, to observe and consider. Liverpool, exposed down their left far too easily , will know that Mario Balotelli's arrival will not be a panacea, even if it will alter the dynamics of a side that exited the Etihad with regrets, but no reason for complaints. Last Christmas, in the corresponding game, City got away with it, big-time, the contentious calls going their way, Liverpool leaving with a sense of grievance that cost Brendan Rodgers £8,000 for questioning referee Lee Mason. That was certainly not the case last night. Yes, for 40-odd minutes, City were second-best to a Liverpool side which was bright and inventive in possession, Raheem Sterling threatening to make the night all about him.
Analysis: 7 things we learned Yet once Jovetic took brutal advantage of Alberto Moreno's moment of hesitation, walking through the pitiful attempt at a clearance to lash past Simon Mignolet, City went through the gears. There was no need to hit overdrive. But the manner in which City began to find each other, create openings, expose the frailties of Liverpool's left side, was a further sign that Pellegrini's men will not make the mistake of resting on their laurels that proved so costly for Roberto Mancini after his team captured the crown. This City side does appear strengthened by the summer activities, not weakened. Fernando represents an even more physical counterweight to Yaya Toure than Fernandinho, there is still Eliaquim Mangala to come. And with Jovetic playing like a man determined to prove he has a proper role to play after spending most of last term as a passenger on the title train, Aguero still feeling his way back to full-bore, options out wide, this was an ominous warning for the rest.
City had initially struggled to impress, Sterling causing them problems, Daniel Sturridge finding the space to shoot at Joe Hart, who was not always entirely convincing as the ball was whipped in. Yet with Vincent Kompany totally committed, City kept themselves on terms and waited, like a cobra, for the opportunity to come their way. It did, three minutes before the break. Moreno, on his debut after that £12million move from Sevilla, had impressed motoring down the left flank. But defenders first and foremost, have to defend and Moreno was horribly, painfully and fatally deficient when Dejan Lovren's weak header came his way. As Moreno dawdled, Jovetic, escaping Steven Gerrard, woke up, seizing on the instant of weakness, crashing home. It was only the £22million striker's fourth Premier League goal, celebrated with genuine delight but when he added another soon after the interval the Etihad was even happier. This was a quality goal, too, Edin Dzeko's flick sending Samir Nasrio through Moreno's channel, the pull-back falling onto Joventic's left foot, with the Montenegrin forcing home first-time.