Kompany has City on the rise

MAN CITY: Bravo 5, Navas 3, Kompany 13, Otamendi 8, Clichy 8, Fernandinho 3, Toure 3, De Bruyne 12, Silva 5, Sane 8, Aguero 8.

Kompany is contracted to City until 2019, but The Mirror claim that Everton and West Ham United will both be interested in signing Kompany this summer should he prove his fitness between now and the end of the season. Kompany's injuries have been so prolific in recent seasons that it's best to exercise caution when discussing his comeback, but today felt like an important landmark.

Indeed, the Citizens were rather poor defensively, conceding 16 goals in eight matches - including six against Monaco. This was like watching the Kompany of old.

It was the Belgian's very first shot of the season, and football fans were delighted for someone who's always come across as one of the nicest people in the Premier League. He laid on two excellent assists and now leads the league in that statistic, which underlines his quality. But Southampton are also on a push as the season draws to a close.

Southampton: Fraser Forster 6, Cedric Soares 5, Jack Stephens 6, Maya Yoshida 5, Ryan Bertrand 6, Steven Davis 6, Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg 5, James Ward-Prowse 6, Dusan Tadic 5, Nathan Redmond 5, Manolo Gabbiadini 6.

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Belgium worldwide Vincent Kompany is being touted to play in Manchester City's FA Cup semi-final fiery affair with rivals Arsenal. Substitutes: Pablo Zabaleta (for Silva, 81) 5, Raheem Sterling (for Sane, 86) 5, Kelechi Iheanacho (for Aguero, 89) 5.

No spot-kick was awarded, though, with Forster adjudged to have gotten a touch on the ball, and from the ensuing corner Yaya Toure headed wide. Guardiola not happy on the touchline.

There's a youthful theme to Tuesday's media round-up, with the newspapers carrying stories on Manchester City youngsters Leroy Sane and Gabriel Jesus. That was too easy.

The German's goal looked the knockout blow for the southerners when minutes later De Bruyne was on hand once again and, with a clever dink from the touchline, setup Aguero to head home from a yard out.