Manchester City extended their unbeaten run in the UEFA Champions League to a record 26 matches with a dominant 5-0 victory over Sparta Prague. Erling Haaland was the star of the match, scoring twice, including a spectacular backheel volley, bringing his total to 44 goals in 42 Champions League games. Phil Foden opened the scoring early, dispelling concerns over his form, while John Stones and Matheus Nunes also contributed to the scoreline. City controlled the game with 81% possession, but Sparta Prague posed some threats on the counter. This victory places City third in their group with seven points, behind Liverpool and Aston Villa, and sets them on a strong course for progression to the next stage. Despite injuries to key players like Jack Grealish and Kevin De Bruyne, City's performance highlights their depth and offensive prowess.