Manchester City strolled to a comfortable 4-0 victory over Fulham in the FA Cup fourth round on Sunday, with Fulham unable to match their quality and intensity.

Pep Guardiola fielded a strong team that featured the likes of Bernardo Silva and Riyad Mahrez, while also granting Phil Foden a rare starting opportunity - just his ninth of the season.

The 19-year-old made a positive impact too, recording an assist as well as two key passes and two dribbles, meaning his WhoScored rating of 7.5 was well deserved.

Progressing to the next round means Foden should get more minutes under his belt next month, too, with the Citizens also playing in the Champions League soon, a competition the midfielder has featured in four out of six times so far this campaign.

Many supporters were impressed with his showing against the Cottagers, with the youngster operating in a slightly less familiar role at left-wing.

Foden will need to show his adaptability if he is to convince Guardiola that he can be a regular starter in his team, but when he faces competition from the likes of David Silva in the middle or Raheem Sterling out wide, it is easy to see why his opportunities are limited.

As well as that, he didn't take Sunday's game by the scruff of the neck and really impose his influence on the game like Silva or Kevin De Bruyne often do, and that is an area he must look to improve.

Some City supporters share a similar sentiment, suggesting the England U21 international wasn't as good as he often can be against Fulham, though that is harsh considering his effectiveness in the final third.

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