Paul Stephen Smith:, external Super Frank Lampard, the only man I'm happy to see score against Chelsea. Great to see him get such a good reception, top man.

Karl Bowers:, external Chelsea unbeaten and three points clear after five league games. Dream start to the season.

Tim Miller:, external Everton conceded 13 in five games, one clean sheet. Lucky not to concede a couple v Wolfsburg. Problems for Roberto Martinez to solve.

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Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho on Sky Sports: "Frank Lampard is a Man City player, I don't believe in stories of passion and heart, maybe I am too pragmatic in football. When he decided to go to a direct competitor to Chelsea then love stories are over. He did his job as a professional.

"He got a good reception and this is England and this is Chelsea. Chelsea people never forget what Chelsea people do at the club. It happened to me when I was manager of Inter. It is Chelsea's culture and beauty."

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The love story is over! Say it ain't so Jose...

England and Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge:, external "Super Frankie Lampard at it again... Wow. He's a legend man... Salute."

West Brom forward Saido Berahino:, external "Great team performance today, deserved the three points."

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho says that a draw is the fair result.

On Frank Lampard he says: "he is a Man City player, I don't believe in history - maybe I'm too pragmatic. Love stories are over."

606 phone-in
BBC Radio 5 live

Ian Wright and Kelly Cates are gearing up for 606 on BBC 5 live, which is on now.

First on the agenda is Frank Lampard. What other greats have you seen come back to haunt their old side?

Wrighty would have loved to have played against that Manchester United defence in his time, although Leicester should be given great credit for that performance.

Leicester fans, how important is Esteban Cambiasso?

Call 0500 909 693, text 85058 or @bbc606 on social media.

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Frank Scotton:, external Oh Frank Lampard, how could you? You better score an own goal at some point to apologise!

Freddie Drapkin:, external Jose Mourinho obviously forgot Lampard has keys to the Chelsea bus...

Matt Harding:, external So this weekend Chelsea, Man City, Man Utd, Liverpool, Spurs and Everton all failed to win. Bizarre. Arsenal smiling!

Former England captain Gary Lineker
BBC Sport

"This really is one of the craziest days of football I can ever remember. Frank Lampard scores against Chelsea. Bonkers!"

It was noticeable that Frank Lampard referred to Manchester City as 'this club' throughout his post-match interview. No 'we' or 'City' to be seen. 'Obviously I'm now playing for this club.'

Former Liverpool defender Mark Lawrenson
BBC Radio 5 live

"Sometimes when a team gets down to 10 men the game gets so much worse but here it got so much better. Chelsea's goal was fantastic, the classic breakaway goal, with a great winding run from Andre Schurrle, the eventual scorer.

"For City's goal, James Milner got behind the Chelsea defence and produced a great pass to Frank Lampard, and so in the end it has become a really good story."

Ian, Whitley Bay: Frank Lampard is a true footballing gent. A lovely gesture to the fans. His goal is a great story but ultimately his equaliser won't count for much - we're still five points clear of our biggest only rival and have sent a message to every other team that we can't be beaten.

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After 13 years of service, 147 Premier League goals, the all-time goalscoring record, three Premier League wins, four FA Cups, a Champions League win and a Europa League win, I'm sure Chelsea fans will let Frank Lampard have two points in September.

Former Liverpool defender Mark Lawrenson
BBC Radio 5 live

"It was a pretty awful game for a while, until the sending off put a bit more fuel on the fire. The darling of Chelsea supporters Frank Lampard scored the equaliser but this is a result that will please Chelsea far more than Man City. In all honesty I am surprised they conceded. There is an awful long way to go but anybody who wants to win the league has to finish above Chelsea for me.

"Lampard is applauding the Chelsea supporters and he has stated he never had a chance to say goodbye to the Chelsea fans. And they are the real fans aren't they, the away fans."

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Manchester City and former Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard on Sky Sports: "It's a really difficult one. I'd be unprofessional if I came on and didn't do my job so I'm mixed with it.

"I'm obviously pleased that the side I came on for got a draw. It's come up, I'm a professional and I didn't expect to come on and score. I'm stuck in the middle.

"The Chelsea fans were singing my name and it was an emotional day. It's not how I expected to say goodbye to the Chelsea fans. I woke up this morning and didn't know what I wanted from today so I'm glad it's out of the way. I guess this a happy medium."

Frank Lampard has now scored against a record 39 different Premier League clubs. An amazing stat. He looks a bit choked up as he applauds both sets of fans, with Petr Cech coming over to give him a hug on halfway.

Big win for Crystal Palace. Bad start to the Europa League hangover process for Everton.

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Frank Lampard shakes hands and embraces with all the Chelsea players. What a bizarre day for him.

To wrap it all up...no! Great run from Adlene Guediouura as he beats the last line of defence, he's clear in on goal but drags it wide. Fine finale.

Shane Long:, external Why does Frank Lampard not celebrate? If you love Chelsea so much, why did you join their main title rival. Just don't get it.

Chris Eastwood:, external Maybe not so Super Frank now if Chelsea don't win...

Shohidur Rahman:, external You'd think Chelsea were the ones with 10 men. Unbelievably negative since the goal.