Sergio Aguero and Nolito scored twice as Manchester City resisted Stoke's second-half comeback to continue their winning start under Pep Guardiola.

City led when Aguero converted from the spot - despite missing two penalties on Tuesday - with his second deftly nodded in from Kevin de Bruyne's free-kick.

Bojan lifted the hosts with the game's second penalty - both awarded for tugging in the box.

But Nolito came on to score two late goals and seal City's win.

The Spanish forward tucked in fellow sub Kelechi Iheanacho's cut-back from close range with four minutes to play, before punishing Stoke again in the fifth minute of stoppage time when played through by Raheem Sterling.

It was a deserved victory for the away side, who were totally dominant in the first half and rarely seriously threatened after the break.

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A tale of two penalties

Stoke manager Mark Hughes was furious after referee Mike Dean awarded City a penalty in the first half and Ryan Shawcross's shirt pull on Nicolas Otamendi was the kind of challenge at a corner that regularly gets ignored.

But he had a rather different reaction when Dean punished Sterling for the same offence, with Shawcross the victim this time.

City followed up their opener from the spot with a slickly taken second, but Stoke failed to build on the momentum that followed Bojan's conversion.

The final scoreline in Guardiola's third game in charge was perhaps slightly flattering on City, who were excellent in the first half but sloppier for much of the second.