Manchester City edged past Napoli in the Champions League on Tuesday with a 2-1 victory to maintain their perfect start in the competition this season
 Pep Guardiola's side continued their rampant scoring from the weekend with two quick goals, as Raheem Sterling and Gabriel Jesus put the hosts ahead early on
But after Ederson saved a penalty from Dries Mertens in the first half, Napoli did pull a goal back from the spot in the second period after Fernandinho fouled Faouzi Ghoulam in the box, with Amadou Diawara converting
City managed to hold out for the win, though, and make it three victories from three Champions League games so far this, while Napoli remain third in Group F with three points
It took City less than 10 minutes to open the scoring
 Kyle Walker's initial shot was saved by the legs of Kalidou Koulibaly, but the rebound fell to the waiting Sterling who made no mistake in slotting home past Pepe Reina
Four minutes later, and the hosts surged into a 2-0 lead
 A poor defensive header from Raul Alibol landed at the feet of Kevin De Bruyne, who's whipped cross passed the outstretched foot of the Napoli defender before finding Jesus, allowing the Brazilian to score his fifth goal in his last three games for club and country
Man City could have added more to their tally but goal-line technology was called into action to deny them
 De Bruyne hammered a volley onto the underside of the crossbar in the 26th minute - seeing it land on the wrong side of the goal line - before Jesus' effort on the turn was blocked on the line by Koulibaly and cleared, with replays showing the ball did not go all the way over
Napoli were handed a golden chance to reduce the deficit in the 38th minute as they were awarded a penalty after Alibol was fouled in the area by Walker
 However, Ederson made a superb save with his legs to deny Mertens from the spot before Fernandinho hacked the rebounded ball to safety
Chances were rare in the second half as Napoli found their feet in the game, and they could have scored in the 66th minute
 Mertens latched onto a loose ball in the box, before squaring to Marek Hamsik in the middle
 With an open goal at his mercy, he struck, but John Stones threw his body in front on the ball to send it wide
But they finally found the breakthrough seven minutes later when they were awarded another penalty after Fernandinho tripped Ghoulam in the box
 Diawara was the man to step up this time and expertly dispatched his spot-kick into the bottom corner and score his first senior goal
However, Napoli could not muster another goal as City saw the game out to take another three Champions League points
It was another stellar performance from Sane on Tuesday, and he was a constant menace down the left flank, even when Napoli started to match City in the game
 He was always involved in the attacking moves for the hosts, with De Bruyne continuously seeking him out down the wings with one of his sumptuous lofted passes
Sane was always looking to set up a team-mate too, often looking cross rather than shoot, and although an official assist did not come his way, he played an integral part of the victory
Man City are back in Premier League action on Saturday when they host Burnley at the Etihad Stadium while Napoli welcome Inter Milan in Serie A
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