Aguero shines on his City debut as They beat Swansea 4-0

Kun - Silva

Sergio Aguero is the first player to score twice on his English Premier League debut since February 2005. He played well and set up another goal to help Manchester City trash the promoted Swansea City 4-0.

Edin Dzeko put the host ahead in the 57th after Swans keeper Michel Vorm parried an Adam Johnson shot into his path.

The son in law of Argentina icon Diego Maradona replaced Nigel De Jong in 58 minutes. Ten minutes later He scored his first goal for the Citizen, slotting a rebound into the left side of net after the keeper failed control Adam Johnson's shot from the right side of the area.

The Argentine who arrived in Manchester for a club record fee in July then set up David Silva for third goal. Aguero's cross fell on the Swansea penalty area. David Silva, who came from the second line without getting an escort from Swansea defender, coolly struck the ball.

It was a spectacular debut for 'Kun' the Aguero nickname when He rounded off the scoring with a long range strike from 25 yards in injury time.

Lineups:

Manchester City: Hart, Richards, Kompany, Lescott, Clichy, Toure Yaya, De Jong (Aguero 59'), Barry, Silva, (Milner 81'), Dzeko, Johnson (Savic 74').

Swansea City: Vorm, Rangel, Caulker, Williams, Tate, Britton (Allen 64'), Dobbie (Routledge 64'), Agustien, Dyer (Lita 81'), Graham, Sinclair.

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