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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 23579764" data-attributes="member: 158020">Manchester City 2 Newcastle United  1: Walker blasts through Benitez's wall  <img src="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/newpix/2018/09/01/18/4F9BE99200000578-6122045-image-a-38_1535824589594.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />   Kyle Walker's scored his first Manchester City goal in sensational fashion to  hand the Premier League champions a hard-fought 2-1 win over Newcastle  United.Raheem Sterling's clinically taken opener in the eighth minute suggested  a romp in line with City's 6-1 thumping of Huddersfield Town in their previous  home game.    But Pep Guardiola's side switched off defensively and DeAndre Yedlin was  rewarded for a lung-bursting run when Salomon Rondon picked him out to level  with half an hour played.      It fell to England right-back Walker, who failed to find the net as City  racked up points and goals records last season, to step forward with a  long-range stunner and ensure the 10th anniversary of Sheikh Mansour's takeover  was celebrated with a victory.Newcastle undermined their bid to stifle City  during the opening stages by carelessly coughing up possession in dangerous  areas.   Riyad Mahrez was unable to punish Rondon's slackness but, when returning  Magpies captain Jamaal Lascelles passed straight to Benjamin Mendy, the  full-back found Sterling to cut inside for an emphatic finish.   Gabriel Jesus passed up two clear chances to increase City's advantage and  there was an air of complacency when their disorganised backline allowed Rondon  to slide a fine cross into the path of the rampaging Yedlin to equalise.The game  resumed its pattern early in the second half until a darting dribble from  Sterling created the opening for Walker to crash home his rasping 30 yarder  eight minutes before the hour.   Both goalkeepers excelled in the 65th minute as City's Ederson picked out  substitute Bernardo Silva with a clever underarm throw.Bernardo Silva sent a  delightful pass to Sergio Aguero and his cross saw Martin Dubravka make a  remarkable point-blank saves from Fernandinho before twice denying David Silva  on the rebound.   Dubravka impressed again in stoppage time, driving Aguero wide to deny City's  all-time top score his 15th Premier League goal against Newcastle.</blockquote>

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