Kevin de Bruyne scored an injury-time winner to give them their second straight win in the competition.
It's their second straight win in the competition.
Pellegrini says it shows his players have what it takes to compete at that level:
Last night's win means Manchester City are now up to second in Group D.
That's the same position that Manchester United occupy in Group B, despite them only drawing 1-1 in Russia against CSKA Moscow.
Tonight….Liverpool, Tottenham and Celtic are all in action in the group stages of the Europa League.
Spurs will be first onto the pitch – they've travelled to Belgium to face Anderlecht in a 6pm start to their Group J contest.
Later tonight, Liverpool host Russian out-fit Rubin Kazan at Anfield and Celtic are away to Norweigan club, Molde
All games will kick-off at five-past eight.
