Champions League, Manchester City take control over Gladbach: Records broken

City are now unbeaten in 26 matches in all competitions.

This is their second-longest run without defeat under manager Pep Guardiola.

Notably, Man City have not conceded a goal in 616 minutes of Champions League football, keeping six consecutive clean sheets.

This was City's 24th clean sheet of the season.

In their 26-game unbeaten run, City have kept 19 clean sheets.

The match was held in Budapest due to COVID-19 restrictions. Gladbach struggled to match the intensity of City, who pressed mercilessly.

Gladbach found it difficult to get out of their own half.

City won their 12th away match in a row after Silva headed in a wonderful cross from Joao Cancelo and the two players then combined to help Jesus score the second.

Man City have progressed from all four of the previous Champions League two-legged knockout ties when they've won the first leg away from home.

Notably, City are the first team to keep a clean sheet in their first four away UCL matches in a campaign since Manchester United did so in 2010-11.