Raheem Sterling may not have been too aware of it but, as Phil Foden’s cross from the right-hand side of the Norwich City box made its way to the head of Ruben Dias on Saturday, he was about to make a leap.
Dias directed his header in the direction of the England winger, who ghosted behind the Norwich defenders and nodded into an unguarded net.
Sterling's second of the game took his tally of Premier League goals to 105 — one ahead of Chelsea legend Didier Drogba. He scored another to earn his hat-trick and go further clear of the Ivorian.
