Manchester City ignored the outside noise and shone to stay top of the Premier League with a convincing win at Liverpool.Erling Haaland, Jeremy Doku and Rayan Cherki all scored in a second-half rout as City won 3-0 in their first match since being found guilty on all charges of financial rule breaches in the Premier League.Financial charges loom over City, but their quality on the pitch guided them to a massive win at LiverpoolGettyIn their bid to provide a hostile atmosphere, some Liverpool fans at Anfield displayed banners that called their opponents ‘Cheats’ amid the guilty verdict.However, they watched their side go down to ten men on 62 minutes as Ryan Gravenberch was sent off, after which they simply collapsed.Haaland smashed in on the half-volley before Doku excellently curled into the top corner as the visitors found their groove on Merseyside.Cherki then wrapped up the points with a composed finish to ensure City maintain their 100 per cent record in the league after six matches.They are three points clear of reigning champions Arsenal and the second-highest scorers in the league on 16, as Brighton lead with 18.City star earns 9/10 off the benchtalkSPORT’s chief football correspondent Alex Crook assessed each of the City’s players’ performances and rated them at full-time.Doku, who was brought on for Iliman Ndiaye early in the second half, earned the best score of all as he was handed a 9/10.His fellow goalscorers Haaland and Cherki were given 7/10 and 8/10 respectively, whilst Ruben Dias was also graded with the latter.Alex Crook's Man City player ratings vs LiverpoolGianluigi Donnarumma – 7Matheus Nunes – 7Ruben Dias – 8Marc Guehi – 5Nico O’Reilly – 5Elliot Anderson – 6Enzo Fernandez – 7Antoine Semenyo – 7Rayan Cherki – 8Iliman Ndiaye – 5Erling Haaland – 7Subs:Josko Gvardiol – 6Jeremy Doku – 9Allan – 6Ayyoub Bouaddi – 6Speaking to Sky Sports after, Haaland said: “Every single person part of Man City, and every fan, this is a lovely moment that will stay with us for a long time.“It was tough, it was hard but we showed amazing character from back to front. So proud of everyone.Gravenberch’s red card was the turning point in the match, and Liverpool fell apart on their home turfGetty“It’s always tough to come here, if you look at the record it’s tough. With the Pep (Guardiola) and (Jurgen) Klopp era it was tough for both teams, always has been.“Important to stay strong mentally, stick together and do what you can do something about and the thing we can do something about is to play good football and fight together. “That’s the only thing we can do.”Liverpool arrived at Anfield knowing they would have even stronger backing from their supporters as the findings on City stick around.However, they were dealt a big blow before kick-off as Dominik Szoboszlai was not named in the squad due to a hamstring injury.His absence followed the news that Alexander Isak and Cody Gakpo would also miss the game with injuries.