David Seaman reckons Manchester City have another two or three gears to hit in this Premier League title race.
After overcoming Brentford in midweek, Pep Guardiola and his star-studded team made it two from two since the international break when hat-trick hero Raheem Sterling helped them gun down relegation-threatened Norwich on Saturday afternoon at Carrow Road.
Phil Foden was also on target during that 4-0 victory on the road.
Nearest challengers Liverpool followed it up by defeating rock-bottom Burnley on Sunday afternoon.
Fabinho settled the scores at Turf Moor to close the gap to nine points - and Liverpool still have a game in hand.
However, after watching City extend their unbeaten run to 15 matches in the Premier League - in a staggering run that also includes 14 wins - former Arsenal and City stopper Seaman admits the signs are ominous for Jurgen Klopp and his Anfield side.
During an appearance on Sky Sports News, Seaman said: "I don't think [City can be caught].
"From watching City against Norwich, it looked like they were only in second or third gear - they have still got two or three more gears to go.
"It was really impressive. I still don't see City losing three games. I don't think it will happen. It's as simple as that.
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"They look like they are going to win every single game. They might have it [dropping points] in there - but they are not going to do it two or three times."
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