Benja Fernández imitated his dad Enzo and filled the Etihad with tenderness.
Enzo Fernández's children posed at Manchester City's stadium, and Benjamín recreated his father's goal celebration, who was chosen as the best player of the match.
B enjamín Fernández, son of Enzo Fernández, starred in one of the family moments captured during the family's visit to the Etihad Stadium . After the Argentine midfielder's goal against Sunderland, the little boy recreated the celebration his father usually does after scoring.
The scene took place during Manchester City's 5 - 3 victory on matchday five of the Premier League and was shared on social media, where it shows the Argentine midfielder's children enjoying a day at the City home. Benja also took advantage of the situation to repeat the celebratory gesture that identifies Enzo when he scores.
Enzo Fernández's goal that Benja celebrated from the stands
Enzo Fernández surprised everyone and scored his first goal with Manchester City, leaving one of the sweetest images of the day thanks to the reaction of his son Benjamín.
The Argentine opened the scoring in the 5-3 rout over Sunderland on the fifth matchday of the Premier League, with a superb free-kick from the right with the angle completely closed.
Enzo shaped as if to send a cross into the box, but surprised everyone with a direct shot that ended up going in by the near post
From one of the boxes, Benjamín Fernández celebrated his father's goal and exactly imitated Enzo's celebration , also raising his hand to the sky while celebrating the goal.
The moment was captured in the images shared by the family, with Benja and Olivia present at the stadium to support the Argentine footballer in one of his first big moments with Manchester City.
Manchester City won an eight-goal match
The Enzo Maresca team ended up prevailing 5-3 in a match that had twists and turns from the start. Enzo Fernández scored in the ninth minute, but Sunderland responded just three minutes later through Brian Brobbey.
' Rayan Cherki put City back in front in the 29th minute, although Brobbey equalized again four minutes later. Before halftime, Antoine Semenyo made it 3-2 for the home side.'
Semenyo appeared again in the 57th minute to extend the lead, but Brobbey completed his hat-trick just two minutes later and left Sunderland only one goal away from an equalizer. The uncertainty ended in the 81st minute. Erling Haaland received a cross from Joško Gvardiol and scored the final 5-3, confirmed after a VAR review.
With this result, Manchester City maintains a perfect record after five matchdays and stands as the sole leader of the Premier League, three points ahead of Arsenal.
