• Man City moved up to third after 2-1 win against Swansea
• Jesus fired City ahead with poacher's finish in the 11th minute
• City dominated the opening period but missed a host of chances
• Sigurdsson equalised with low strike having earlier hit the post
• Jesus scored a late winner, poking home in stoppage time
• City travel to Bournemouth next, Swansea host champions Leicester

LONDON: Gabriel Jesus scored twice, including a 92nd-minute winner, as Manchester City climbed to third in the Premier League with a 2-1 victory against a dogged Swansea City on Sunday.

Jesus, preferred again to top scorer Sergio Aguero, poked home to break Swansea hearts in the dying seconds in what was another eye-catching performance from the supremely-talented Brazilian.

It looked like City would be left to rue a host of missed chances when Gylfi Sigurdsson equalised in the 81st minute after Jesus had earlier opened the scoring in the 11th.

City -- who should have been out of sight but stuttered in the second half -- climb to third, one point adrift of second-placed Tottenham Hotspur while Swansea remain 17th, one point above Hull City in the relegation zone.