A vastly improved second-half performance by Raheem Sterling was the key to Manchester City’s emphatic victory over Hull, with the winger staying out wide to find space on the right after the interval, where his pace swiftly provided the penetration that had previously been lacking.
Sterling kept coming inside in the first half, performing so anonymously he was in danger of being upstaged by the contribution of Jesús Navas joining the attack behind him. But for an own goal the home side might not have turned round in front, yet any Hull hopes of getting back into the game were quickly extinguished when Sterling began to make his presence felt.
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