Reigning champions Manchester City continued their perfect start to the UEFA Champions League with a nervy 3-1 win over Young Boys in Switzerland. Pep Guardiola's side made it three wins from three in Group G, thanks to a brace from Erling Haaland and a goal from Manuel Akanji.

City took the lead on 48 minutes after Akanji reacted first to head home a rebound from Ruben Dias' header. However, the hosts equalized just four minutes later through a stunning flipped finish from Meschak Elia.

City restored their lead on 65 minutes after Haaland converted a penalty following a foul on Rodri. Haaland then sealed the victory with a superb curled finish from outside the box.

Young Boys continued to fight until the end, but City held on to secure all three points. The result leaves City on the cusp of qualification for the knockout stages, while Young Boys are now bottom of the group.

Talking Point

Pep Guardiola has made a number of tactical changes to his Manchester City side this season, one of the most notable being the introduction of more physical players. This was evident in the match against Young Boys, as City lined up with a midfield of Mateo Kovacic, Matheus Nunes, and Rodri.

The addition of these players has given City a new dimension, making them more difficult to overpower in midfield. It has also allowed them to play a more direct style of football at times, which has made them more entertaining to watch.

Player of the Match

Rodri (Manchester City)

Rodri was outstanding in the middle of the park for City. He dominated possession, won the ball back on numerous occasions, and even provided an assist for Haaland's second goal. He is arguably the best defensive midfielder in the world right now, and he is one of the key reasons for City's success this season.

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