Sometimes a goal comes from unlikely sources. Fortunately, a club always has a striker trying to win a golden boot or maybe a prolific attacking midfielder in the running for player of the year honor. But in fact, most of the times contributions can also come from a less obvious source. A player who chooses the perfect moment to score their first goal in a crucial match. Premier League have a long history about that un-obvious player who knew the perfect moment.
There was Christopher Wreh, Arsenal player in 1998. He scored a goal for the first time in a Premier League game to secure a win against Wimbledon, and eleven years later, Federico Macheda turned Aston Villa's defense to score a famous winner for Manchester United.
And at this time,  we have Phil Foden from Manchester City, who just grabbed the only goal of 1-0 win vs Tottenham when he stormed in at the far post to convert Sergio Aguero's selfless header across goal. The fifth-minute finish rounded off a well-worked move that began with Kyle Walker and Bernardo Silva combining on the right flank.
Phil Foden was making just his second league start of the season. Previously he's been accustomed to featuring on the squad only when Pep Guardiola rotated his squad. But his inclusion on Saturday match was more about the game's timing than its lack of difficulty. 
The 18-year-old is certainly really pleased with his first ever goal on Premier League. Other than that, thanks to that goal, he also managed to become the third youngest scorer in the history of Premier League. Won the game dramatically after previously suffering a miserable defeat from Tottenham Hotspur in a Champions League match definitely bring back Manchester City's on the right track.

Pep Guardiola Put His Trust On The Young Talent 

Phil Foden is hugely talented, with an authority on the ball that is pretty rare among young English central midfielders nowadays. Furthermore, his confidence at such a young age is reminiscent of that shown by Jack Wilshere at the time he broke trough Arsenal nearly a decade ago.  Moreover, Phil Foden is more adept with both feet than Jack Wilshere did.
It is clear that Phil Foden understands Manchester City's system perfectly and his introduction to first-team football has been in a role that Kevin De Bruyne calls the "free eight". In the second half, he played a lovely weighted ball that found substitute Leroy Sane and Foden's substitution with five minutes remaining led to a standing ovation for the homegrown talent.
After the game, Pep Guardiola told sport betting Malaysia that Phil Foden is an incredibly talented player, but he had to be handled in the right way.  The manager also points out Phil Foden has the ability to play in small spaces, hence he trusted that young player a lot.