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Steve Agnew - managerial genius. He was Middlesbrough caretaker manager in case you're wondering.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has now beaten 72 of the 75 managers he has faced in the Premier League, with Enzo Maresca managing his first game in the top flight today.

The only three he has faced and not beaten are Aitor Karanka (D1), Steve Agnew (D1) and Ronald Koeman (D2 L1).

Across the last three seasons, Erling Haaland has scored two more Premier League goals in August (13) than Chelsea have managed as a team (11).

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Chelsea

Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca to BBC Match of the Day: "The performance was good and we competed against the best team in the world. We played well and created chances. The biggest difference was inside the box and how they managed the ball at the end, they are a master. We don't like to lose games but the performance was good.

"We can for sure improve many things, we've been together for just six weeks. At the same moment, we liked to analyse the game and we tried to play football and create chances. It's not easy but we did well.

"It's always tough because many of them deserve to play from the start. We have another game soon so they have chances to play for sure."

On Sterling omission: "I didn't see anything because I was focused on the game. It was a tactical decision and nothing more than that."

On Man City: "You can see since day one that they continue in the same way. They are a master in everything and they'll continue in this same way."

Erling Haaland is the sixth player to score his side's first Premier League goal of the season in three consecutive seasons (v West Ham in 2022-23, Burnley in 2023-24 and Chelsea in 2024-25).

City legend David Silva managed it in from 2013 to 2015.

Manchester City

More from Manchester City goalscorer Erling Haaland to Sky Sports: "I want to help the team and to make the team work and get the other players in better positions. To get an extra metre for Bernardo Silva, number 10, if I can stretch the centre-backs to get an extra metre I will do it. It's hard but yeah.

"When you see today all the defenders, how good they play, and too the midfielders, it looks like - and Pep [Guardiola] will not like me for saying this - but they don't need me. I can just stand there and watch.

"No, of course, to get more involved, that's what Pep wants."

City are on their seventh 10-game winning run in Premier League history, two more than any other team. They have won all those 10 by at least two goals.

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Manchester City have won their opening Premier League game of the season in 13 of the last 14 seasons.

They lost 1-0 to Tottenham in 2021-22 with Son Heung-min scoring the only goal. That was a game Harry Kane missed because City were trying to sign him.

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Manchester City goalscorer Erling Haaland to BBC Match of the Day on playing 100 games for City: "It's gone so quick. It's ridiculous how quick it actually goes, it's my third season now. I'm happy, especially now after the win.

"It's the first game back and we're not in perfect shape, but we did a really solid performance. We just stayed calm and played, it's amazing to see."

On his battles with Enzo Fernandez: "All the time he stamps on me, he pushes me and everything, not only him. I don't know what they want but that's what they do I guess.

"We just won the Premier League so let's take it game by game. It's 37 games left, let's not forget we won the Premier League and now we have won the first game of this season.

"It's amazing to have everyone back. We go from there."

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola to BBC Match of the Day "I really didn't expect it, I know what these guys can do, but the first day and lack of training. Last season we could not win at Stamford Bridge so this is good news. The bad news is we still have 65, 70 games left. But it is good to start with a win for the confidence.

"We try to prepare the game, we had two or three days to prepare, but we solved this lack of many things with our commitment. Everyone was at their maximum and this was enough.

"You cannot imagine how privileged and fortunate I am to live these experiences with this incredible group of players. They are all friends, their families are all with them most of the time. It's unbelievable for me."

On winning without Rodri: "Be careful with statistics with us because we break it. Rodri is massively important for us so it's important to have Mateo [Kovacic] here because he is an experienced player and a great person. He made a good performance."

Bernardo Silva has assisted six goals in his last seven Premier League appearances for Manchester City – one more than he managed in his previous 53 games combined.

His assist today was his 43rd in the competition, the joint most of any Portuguese player along with Nani.

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Chelsea

Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca speaking to Sky Sports: "I think we competed very well for much of the game. We were similar if not better. The performance was there but we didn't take the chances. Probably the big difference was inside the box. I'm quite happy in terms of performance.

"For me, the important thing is to create chances. We didn't score but we created chances. The first goal for them was almost offside, we almost scored. these things change results but the performance was good overall. It was quite clear, you can see a team trying to keep the ball and dominate.

"We were against the champions today. We will continue and win games. They are a master in this kind of moment. We had two or three chances. They are a master of keeping hold of the ball. The performance was there and that is the main thing. You can see how they manage the ball.

"In terms of chances, we had the same. Keeping the ball was more or less there. We don't like to lose. We just need to continue."

On Raheem Sterling's statement: "To be honest, I didn't see the statement. I have nothing to say. It was a tactical decision, no more than that. in the next day, we will clarify in case we need to. I have been clear, it's a tactical decision. I didn't see it."

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola to Sky Sports: "I didn't expect it. We are away from our best so three points is the good news. The bad news is we have 65 games ahead of us.

"We have an advantage, it's our ninth season together so we know each other well. Of course there are mistakes you have to improve but we talked, the difference in being champions was our body language, how did we behave?

"It's the bad moments in the season and in the games that define the big teams. For me, it is an honour to be in charge of these guys. I'm so fortunate, I could not say more.

"There is a plan, defensive, offensive. But afterwards it's how we celebrate the good moments and come back from the bad moments.

"That's what defines these teams and no one talks about it. For a while we could never win at Stamford Bridge. This is a big step."

Today was Romeo Lavia's first start for Chelsea - over a year after his £53m move from Southampton.

He was injured in training, and then got injured again on his debut as a sub against Crystal Palace in December. This is his first game since then.

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Chelsea

Chelsea midfielder Romeo Lavia speaking to Sky Sports: "I think there were a lot of positives to take from the game. We were expecting goals today and we had a lot of chances. We need to take the positives and move on.

"We felt like we had the chance to come out on top and that didn't happen. It's a very good team so we have to take the good things and move on to the next game. You can find a lot of reasons why they won today. Just focus on the next one.

"There are 38 games in the season. There's something growing and you can see that on the pitch. The result didn't go our way today but the way we played is where we want to be.

"I'm grateful to the club and the medical staff for helping me through the struggles of last season. Pre-season helped me to play today. it wasn't easy because no-one wants to be injured. I had to see the positives and think I wanted to be ready for next season."

Dominic Crimmings: Is it just me or does Chelsea's new badge look a lot like they've all been given a "Shiney" from a packet of football stickers?

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Chelsea’s starting XI – which didn't feature a player over the age of 26 – had an average age of 23 years and 180 days, the second youngest by a team on the first weekend of a Premier League season, behind only Manchester City’s team in 2008-09 against Aston Villa (22 years, 360 days).

Chelsea's four subs were all aged 25 or under too.

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Manchester City goalscorer Erling Haaland to Sky Sports: "Three points, a perfect start.

"First games are always hard, for everyone, it doesn't matter if you had a pre-season or not. I had a long pre-season but I don't feel perfect, I'm not in the perfect state. It's good to get that win.

"I knew exactly what to do, I think it was a really good goal. I remember last year he made a really good save against me, it had been irritating me for a long time, so yeah, it was a perfect goal.

"The best players are the best on the easiest things. Touching it with your right and passing with your left. That's the important thing. Pep [Guardiola] says this to me all the time.

"I want to get more involved, that's what Pep wants. But in games like this, do I need to be that more involved? That's the million-dollar question. I want to get more assists and become a better player."

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

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Chelsea did look sharper in the second half with the changes that they made.

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall came on, Marc Guiu, Pedro Neto all looked bright but Chelsea have to get a bit of understanding and grow with each other, and gel as unit. That is a bit harder when there is up to 40 of you. That is a big job that Enzo Maresca has to do.