Few teams can make wholesale changes to their side in a must-win game and still dominate proceedings. When you have a player like Ilkay Gundogan, though, it's a far easier task.
Replacing Rodri, who didn't start a Premier League match for the first time in 25 games, Gundogan dropped into defensive midfield against Leeds like he'd never been away, setting the tempo and keeping Manchester City ticking.
And it was Gundogan who popped up on the edge of the box, twice, to find both bottom corners and set City on their way to another three points. They are three wins away from being crowned Premier League champions again, and this was another procession on coronation day.
