Manchester City gave newly crowned Premier League champions Liverpool a guard of honour before convincingly beating them 4-0 at the Etihad Stadium.
After Liverpool's Mohamed Salah struck a post early on, Kevin De Bruyne put the hosts ahead from the penalty spot on 25 minutes after Joe Gomez had fouled Raheem Sterling.
Man City doubled their lead 10 minutes before the break when Phil Foden found Sterling, who finished expertly.
Foden then got on the scoresheet when he finished off a well-worked move just before half-time.
In the second half, Liverpool created chances for Sadio Mane and substitute forward Divock Origi before an own goal by Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain put the contest beyond doubt.
And late on, Riyad Mahrez had a stoppage-time strike ruled out by the Video Assistant Referee for handball in the build-up.
Second-placed Man City are 20 points behind champions Liverpool, who have 86 points.
See: Man City report | Liverpool report
Next fixtures
Man City: 5 Jul v Southampton (A)
Liverpool: 5 Jul v Aston Villa (H)
