Versatility is a virtue for Kevin De Bruyne, but he did not expect to be the match-winning striker for Manchester City against Sevilla.
Kevin De Bruyne conceded he was slightly surprised to take up the central attacking role from which he fired Manchester City to a 2-1 Champions League win over Sevilla.
The Group D clash was all square in the 76th minute when City manager Manuel Pellegrini replaced Wilfried Bony — the only recognized striker in his injury-hit squad — with defensive midfielder Fernando.
Belgium international De Bruyne, adept across the attacking midfield positions, was pushed forward as a result to spearhead the home attack at the Etihad Stadium.