Vincent Kompany believes he has never felt more prepared for a game than his Manchester City side's 3-0 demolition job of Chelsea on Sunday.
The
City skipper noted how the visitors succumbed to Manuel Pellegrini's
tactics - saying Chelsea fell into every trap set for them.
Kompany
was imperious at the heart of a City defence untroubled by Diego Costa
and Co, and puts his team's performance down to training in the week
leading up to the Etihad clash.
Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany sticks his tongue out in celebration after scoring against Chelsea
The Belgium international said after the game he has never been so prepared for a match than on Sunday
'I have never felt as prepared for a game as I did for this one,' Kompany said.
'You could see it – we were setting traps all over the pitch and it planned out perfectly for them.
'That may be the advantage of only playing one match a week at the moment
The header
was Kompany's second in two matches after netting at West Brom last
Monday. Being his side's top scorer, however, is not an accolade the
Belgian expects to hold for long.
He said: 'I don't expect it to go on for too long, but I am probably more happy about the two clean sheets.
'If I am top-scorer for too long, we are in massive trouble!
'I want Sergio [Aguero] to catch up quickly and go on to be top scorer in the Premier League again.'
Kompany is congratulated by Eliaquim Mangala after heading past Asmir Begovic to make it 2-0
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