Video: Rodri at it again in the Champions League scoring another stunner

  (Caught Offside) : Rodri has added to Man City’s lead in their Champions League opener with Crvena Zvezda as the Spaniard has scored a stunner to make it 3-1. Pep Guardiola’s side have been fantastic in the second half after falling behind late in the first half but the home side have blown the Serbian side away at the Etihad.It […] The post Video: Rodri at it again in the Champions League scoring another stunner appeared first onCaughtOffside . ..

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