Premier League: Gabriel Jesus Scores 4 As Leaders Manchester City Crush Watford
Pep Guardiola saluted "fantastic"Gabriel Jesus after the Brazilian scored four times as Manchester City crushed Watford 5-1 to move four points clear at the top of the Premier League on Saturday. Jesus stole the show at the Etihad Stadium with the first Premier League haul of three or more goals in his career. The forward had netted only once in the league since September, but he tore Watford to shreds with a predatory display of finishing. He struck twice in the first half before Watford's Hassane Kamara briefly reduced the deficit. Rodri restored City's two-goal advantage and Jesus bagged two more after half-time to complete the rout. "It's amazing. Sometimes you play so good and don't score and sometimes it is like this and you score all the chances you have," Jesus said. "I'm happy it was my day. Now is the best moment of the season. When you decide the games and win the trophies. That's what football is for us." After losing to Liverpool in the FA Cup semi-finals last weekend, Guardiola's side have signalled their determination to retain the title. They dismissed Brighton 3-0 on Wednesday and their demolition of second bottom Watford keeps the pressure on second placed Liverpool.
Pep Guardiola saluted "fantastic"Gabriel Jesus after the Brazilian scored four times as Manchester City crushed Watford 5-1 to move four points clear at the top of the Premier League on Saturday. Jesus stole the show at the Etihad Stadium with the first Premier League haul of three or more goals in his career. The forward had netted only once in the league since September, but he tore Watford to shreds with a predatory display of finishing. He struck twice in the first half before Watford's Hassane Kamara briefly reduced the deficit. Rodri restored City's two-goal advantage and Jesus bagged two more after half-time to complete the rout. "It's amazing. Sometimes you play so good and don't score and sometimes it is like this and you score all the chances you have," Jesus said. "I'm happy it was my day. Now is the best moment of the season. When you decide the games and win the trophies. That's what football is for us." After losing to Liverpool in the FA Cup semi-finals last weekend, Guardiola's side have signalled their determination to retain the title. They dismissed Brighton 3-0 on Wednesday and their demolition of second bottom Watford keeps the pressure on second placed Liverpool.Pep Guardiola saluted "fantastic"Gabriel Jesus after the Brazilian scored four times as Manchester City crushed Watford 5-1 to move four points clear at the top of the Premier League on Saturday. Jesus stole the show at the Etihad Stadium with the first Premier League haul of three or more goals in his career. The forward had netted only once in the league since September, but he tore Watford to shreds with a predatory display of finishing. He struck twice in the first half before Watford's Hassane Kamara briefly reduced the deficit. Rodri restored City's two-goal advantage and Jesus bagged two more after half-time to complete the rout. "It's amazing. Sometimes you play so good and don't score and sometimes it is like this and you score all the chances you have," Jesus said. "I'm happy it was my day. Now is the best moment of the season. When you decide the games and win the trophies. That's what football is for us." After losing to Liverpool in the FA Cup semi-finals last weekend, Guardiola's side have signalled their determination to retain the title. They dismissed Brighton 3-0 on Wednesday and their demolition of second bottom Watford keeps the pressure on second placed Liverpool.Pep Guardiola saluted "fantastic"Gabriel Jesus after the Brazilian scored four times as Manchester City crushed Watford 5-1 to move four points clear at the top of the Premier League on Saturday. Jesus stole the show at the Etihad Stadium with the first Premier League haul of three or more goals in his career. The forward had netted only once in the league since September, but he tore Watford to shreds with a predatory display of finishing. He struck twice in the first half before Watford's Hassane Kamara briefly reduced the deficit. Rodri restored City's two-goal advantage and Jesus bagged two more after half-time to complete the rout. "It's amazing. Sometimes you play so good and don't score and sometimes it is like this and you score all the chances you have," Jesus said. "I'm happy it was my day. Now is the best moment of the season. When you decide the games and win the trophies. That's what football is for us." After losing to Liverpool in the FA Cup semi-finals last weekend, Guardiola's side have signalled their determination to retain the title. They dismissed Brighton 3-0 on Wednesday and their demolition of second bottom Watford keeps the pressure on second placed Liverpool.Pep Guardiola saluted "fantastic"Gabriel Jesus after the Brazilian scored four times as Manchester City crushed Watford 5-1 to move four points clear at the top of the Premier League on Saturday. Jesus stole the show at the Etihad Stadium with the first Premier League haul of three or more goals in his career. The forward had netted only once in the league since September, but he tore Watford to shreds with a predatory display of finishing. He struck twice in the first half before Watford's Hassane Kamara briefly reduced the deficit. Rodri restored City's two-goal advantage and Jesus bagged two more after half-time to complete the rout. "It's amazing. Sometimes you play so good and don't score and sometimes it is like this and you score all the chances you have," Jesus said. "I'm happy it was my day. Now is the best moment of the season. When you decide the games and win the trophies. That's what football is for us." After losing to Liverpool in the FA Cup semi-finals last weekend, Guardiola's side have signalled their determination to retain the title. They dismissed Brighton 3-0 on Wednesday and their demolition of second bottom Watford keeps the pressure on second placed Liverpool.Pep Guardiola saluted "fantastic"Gabriel Jesus after the Brazilian scored four times as Manchester City crushed Watford 5-1 to move four points clear at the top of the Premier League on Saturday. Jesus stole the show at the Etihad Stadium with the first Premier League haul of three or more goals in his career. The forward had netted only once in the league since September, but he tore Watford to shreds with a predatory display of finishing. He struck twice in the first half before Watford's Hassane Kamara briefly reduced the deficit. Rodri restored City's two-goal advantage and Jesus bagged two more after half-time to complete the rout. "It's amazing. Sometimes you play so good and don't score and sometimes it is like this and you score all the chances you have," Jesus said. "I'm happy it was my day. Now is the best moment of the season. When you decide the games and win the trophies. That's what football is for us." After losing to Liverpool in the FA Cup semi-finals last weekend, Guardiola's side have signalled their determination to retain the title. They dismissed Brighton 3-0 on Wednesday and their demolition of second bottom Watford keeps the pressure on second placed Liverpool.Pep Guardiola saluted "fantastic"Gabriel Jesus after the Brazilian scored four times as Manchester City crushed Watford 5-1 to move four points clear at the top of the Premier League on Saturday. Jesus stole the show at the Etihad Stadium with the first Premier League haul of three or more goals in his career. The forward had netted only once in the league since September, but he tore Watford to shreds with a predatory display of finishing. He struck twice in the first half before Watford's Hassane Kamara briefly reduced the deficit. Rodri restored City's two-goal advantage and Jesus bagged two more after half-time to complete the rout. "It's amazing. Sometimes you play so good and don't score and sometimes it is like this and you score all the chances you have," Jesus said. "I'm happy it was my day. Now is the best moment of the season. When you decide the games and win the trophies. That's what football is for us." After losing to Liverpool in the FA Cup semi-finals last weekend, Guardiola's side have signalled their determination to retain the title. They dismissed Brighton 3-0 on Wednesday and their demolition of second bottom Watford keeps the pressure on second placed Liverpool.Pep Guardiola saluted "fantastic"Gabriel Jesus after the Brazilian scored four times as Manchester City crushed Watford 5-1 to move four points clear at the top of the Premier League on Saturday. Jesus stole the show at the Etihad Stadium with the first Premier League haul of three or more goals in his career. The forward had netted only once in the league since September, but he tore Watford to shreds with a predatory display of finishing. He struck twice in the first half before Watford's Hassane Kamara briefly reduced the deficit. Rodri restored City's two-goal advantage and Jesus bagged two more after half-time to complete the rout. "It's amazing. Sometimes you play so good and don't score and sometimes it is like this and you score all the chances you have," Jesus said. "I'm happy it was my day. Now is the best moment of the season. When you decide the games and win the trophies. That's what football is for us." After losing to Liverpool in the FA Cup semi-finals last weekend, Guardiola's side have signalled their determination to retain the title. They dismissed Brighton 3-0 on Wednesday and their demolition of second bottom Watford keeps the pressure on second placed Liverpool.Pep Guardiola saluted "fantastic"Gabriel Jesus after the Brazilian scored four times as Manchester City crushed Watford 5-1 to move four points clear at the top of the Premier League on Saturday. Jesus stole the show at the Etihad Stadium with the first Premier League haul of three or more goals in his career. The forward had netted only once in the league since September, but he tore Watford to shreds with a predatory display of finishing. He struck twice in the first half before Watford's Hassane Kamara briefly reduced the deficit. Rodri restored City's two-goal advantage and Jesus bagged two more after half-time to complete the rout. "It's amazing. Sometimes you play so good and don't score and sometimes it is like this and you score all the chances you have," Jesus said. "I'm happy it was my day. Now is the best moment of the season. When you decide the games and win the trophies. That's what football is for us." After losing to Liverpool in the FA Cup semi-finals last weekend, Guardiola's side have signalled their determination to retain the title. They dismissed Brighton 3-0 on Wednesday and their demolition of second bottom Watford keeps the pressure on second placed Liverpool.Pep Guardiola saluted "fantastic"Gabriel Jesus after the Brazilian scored four times as Manchester City crushed Watford 5-1 to move four points clear at the top of the Premier League on Saturday. Jesus stole the show at the Etihad Stadium with the first Premier League haul of three or more goals in his career. The forward had netted only once in the league since September, but he tore Watford to shreds with a predatory display of finishing. He struck twice in the first half before Watford's Hassane Kamara briefly reduced the deficit. Rodri restored City's two-goal advantage and Jesus bagged two more after half-time to complete the rout. "It's amazing. Sometimes you play so good and don't score and sometimes it is like this and you score all the chance