Kyle Walker admits his opener against Swansea was a FLUKE

Kyle Walker has admitted his goal in Manchester City‘s 3-1 victory over Swansea on Wednesday night was a fluke.

Walker opened the scoring in the first-half by sending a bobbling ball – that everyone including the keeper misjudged – into the box.

Walker’s admitted his delivery was supposed to be a ‘cross’ and explained his surprise at seeing the ball roll into the far corner of the net.    

Kyle Walker admitted his goal in Manchester City’s 3-1 victory over Swansea was a fluke

Walker gave City the lead when his low cross beat Ferran Torres and everybody to nestle in 

Raheem Sterling and Gabriel Jesus added to Walker’s contribution to see City win 15 games in succession.

Speaking of his contribution, Walker joked BT Sport: ‘I had seen the far post and thought I would put it in the back of the net.’

Before admitting: ‘No…it was a cross but we deserved a bit of luck with the way we have been playing.’

Sterling and Jesus added to Walker’s contribution to see City win 15 games in succession 

Walker also believes City have changed tactically to succeed but kept the same philosophy 

Walker has also reflected on Manchester City’s tactical changes this season, saying: ‘Obviously we have made a few changes from last season, tactically where we are pressing and how we are moving the ball around.

‘But I think since I have joined here we have kept the same philosophy, obviously the gaffer knows what he wants and has proved it over many clubs.

‘He has brought it into City and over the last four seasons definitely we have been very good and last season we just got beat by a very, very good Liverpool team.’

With the possession we had and the dominance I think they had one attempt after that.’

He added: ‘I found the bottom corner very well there! With the possession we had and the dominance I think they had one attempt after that.

‘We did well and the little breakthrough from my cross come shot was deserved.’