Kevin De Bruyne was in impressive form, as he inspired Manchester City to a 4-1 win over Real Madrid on Wednesday.
The Belgium midfielder set up City’s first three goals and hit the woodwork with a free-kick, as Pep Guardiola’s men crushed the reigning Champions League holders in the Los Angeles Coliseum.
De Bruyne’s corner kick delivery led to the opener from Nicolas Otamendi, while his excellent pass set up Raheem Sterling to make it 2-0.
He then hit the frame of the goal from a set-piece delivery, before setting up John Stones for the third.
Teenage sub Brahim Diaz scored a stunning fourth, before Oscar Rodriguez scored a wicked 30-yard effort with the last kick of the game to get Madrid a consolation.