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Chelsea

Chelsea right-back Reece James told Sky Sports: "It's frustrating not to come away with more.

"I'd like to think we're making progress. We're giving it our all and hopefully the results will [start to] show that.

"When the ball isn't dropping for you, it's tough.

"We've been together less than one year and they've been together for seven years.

"A lot of people talk about top four but we'll take it one game at a time."

Chelsea

Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca, speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "We start the game in the best way.

"They have players that in any moment they can change the game.

"In my opinion we are better than one-to-two months ago.

On Robert Sanchez mistake: "Robert [Sanchez] is the first one aware of the mistake. I think the second goal changed the mood.

"We are in a moment - game after game it's a chance for us to learn."

Chelsea

Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "We started very well. We scored the first one and could have scored the second one and then against this team and these players, the game is always open. We conceded at the end of the first half and then the second half was probably 50/50.

"When you concede at the end of the first half, and the best way is to avoid it. Probably for me, the game is different if we scored the second one.

"We need to be better but also playing the way we play, we scored the first one and could have scored the second one. If we were able to score it, the game could have been very different for us."

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No player has made more errors leading to a goal in the Premier League this season than Robert Sanchez, with his five also the most on record (since 2007-08) by a Chelsea player in a single campaign.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter at the Etihad Stadium

Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca has just been in for his post-match press conference.

He says he still 'trusts' goalkeeper Robert Sanchez.

"We trust Robert for sure but in the same moment he is aware that he is making mistakes," he said.

Manchester City have won more points from losing positions than any other side in the Premier League this season (17). Indeed, five of their 12 wins this term have come after conceding the first goal.

Manchester City

Man City boss Pep Guardiola, speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "Three points.

"We needed it. We were better with the ball and better in many other aspects.

"Emotionally, they come back incredibly well. Chelsea, we know the talent they have - it was really good.

"We were tired because we have an old team.

"We have had a tough period because playing Ipswich and then three days ago in Paris - it was really tough for the physicality."

On Abdukodir Khusanov: "Not the best start. He knows it, but he will learn. He is so young. He will learn in the future."

On Khusanov being substituted: "It was for the yellow card. John [Stones] comes back from an injury. John played really good - good composer.

"When John arrived here he struggled in his first season."

On Omar Marmoush: "He makes incredible runs.

"When he makes a movement, the other guys don't know he was going to make that movement."

Jamie Redknapp
Former Liverpool midfielder on Sky Sports

Josko Gvardiol had a couple of really good chances just before he scored. They were the warning signs. After that, it felt like Gvardiol started to win the battle against [Noni] Madueke.

City started to get into the ascendancy. They started to get into really good positions and be aggressive, and you never felt like Chelsea were comfortable after that.

Manchester City’s Phil Foden has scored in four consecutive Premier League games for the very first time.

He is the top scorer in the Premier League in 2025 so far with six goals.

Gary Cahill
Former Chelsea and Aston Villa defender on Sky Sports

Everyone knows Man City for their build-up and playing intricate passes, but they have no problem going long [to Erling Haaland] when they need to.

Haaland's hit form. He's a top player. Sometimes you have a dip in form, like he had at the start of the season, but Erling's got everything.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter at the Etihad Stadium

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Football is not linear and there are many reasons why clubs end up in certain positions.

But the optics around Kepa Arrizabalaga playing in a 5-0 win for Bournemouth against Nottingham Forest just before his parent club Chelsea are reliant on Robert Sanchez at Manchester City are not good.

Chelsea

Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca told Sky Sports: "The game started very well for us. We scored the first one and could have scored the second goal two or three times. The game would have completely changed. We missed.

"The team was there but in the last minutes we conceded for 1-1. The second goal changed the game. Robert is the first one [to admit] he knows he has to do better. Working hard every day [is the way to improve]. We try to have conversations with all of them.

"We are making progress. We are better than one or two months ago. These moments will make us better."

Jamie Redknapp
Former Liverpool midfielder on Sky Sports

I felt [playing Abdukodir Khusanov] was a bit of a risk. It's less of a risk for [Omar] Marmoush, but when you're playing as a centre-back it's a lot more difficult.

I think Pep right now will be thinking 'I shouldn't have played him'. It was a really difficult debut. Hopefully he'll be a stronger player for it.

It was a tough watch for him, those first 10 minutes.

Manchester City

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "We struggled lately and it has been a tough, tough season. Most players have been here eight or nine years and I am not going to change my opinion in two months. We have to realise it is not enough what we are doing. I ask them to step up and we did it. We created enough chances to score goals and in the end I am really pleased for the victory.

"Of course we need fresh legs with Omar and Khusanov and now we have a final Champions League game on Wednesday."

On Khusanov's error: "It is not easy for him. He trains once and then to play against Jackson and Cole and Madueke and Sancho. It is a process when you buy a player this young. He will learn. These kinds of actions are the best lesson you can take."

On Omar Marmoush's debut: "Really good. That connection with other players and incredible movement. It is the first game and he deals with the change and he makes unbelievable movements."

On City's improvement: "If we don't pass the ball, we are one of the worst teams. We need the ball to survive."

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Josko Gvardiol has scored more Premier League goals than any other defender this season (five), while he is just the second defender to score that many in a single Premier League campaign for City after Steve Howey in 2000-01 (six).

Manchester City

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola told Sky Sports: "Not the best start. Lucky they didn't punish us for 2-0. After we recovered emotionally and made a good performance.

"We had more of the ball than the last games. It was really important."

On Abdukodir Khusanov: "He doesn't speak English so I didn't speak to him. He'll be fine. He only made one or two training sessions. I didn't want to push John [Stones] returning from injury - with Wednesday's game [against Club Brugge].

"The players were together. That was massively important. Any player can make a mistake. The fans always support the new players. He's so young. He will learn.

"Now we're closer to Nottingham but Bournemouth are on an impressive run."

Will they make more signings? "I don't know. What I'd like is to have the main team at the start of the season back."