Manchester City continued their dominant form as they defeated Leeds United 2-1 in a match that marked Sam Allardyce's debut as manager of Leeds United.
Despite Allardyce claiming he was on the same level as Pep Guardiola in terms of coaching, his team failed to impress and was unable to stop Ilkay Gundogan from scoring a brace.
Although the scoreline was close, Manchester City controlled the game throughout, with 81% of possession and 18 shots to Leeds United's 4.
The win extended Manchester City's lead at the top of the table to four points, with both them and Arsenal having played 34 matches.
While it is not a disaster for Leeds United to lose to Manchester City, they face a difficult task to avoid relegation with only three matches remaining.
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