Best chance of the day! Great move from City as Yaya Toure finds Pablo Zabaleta on the right, he play it back in to Sergio Aguero, who is able to find half a yard in the blue wall to steer in a low shot. Thibaut Courtois gets down well to keep it out, and Ramires is in the face of Edin Dzeko to deny him a tap-in.

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Jamie Smith:, external Am I wishing too much for some goals this half? There is a long way to go to match the earlier game!

Connor McMeekin:, external Eden Hazard has been so disappointing today. No penetration and no defensive cover. I can see why Jose gets annoyed with him!

Chris Ford:, external Will the Chelsea fans that have travelled to Manchester be happy to watch Chelsea park the bus like this?

Any chance of a goal?! City have a corner which is half cleared, Fernandinho arrives to strike it crisp as you like, but it is always flying wide.

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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.

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Former Liverpool defender Mark Lawrenson
BBC Radio 5 live

"Branislav Ivanovic just put his arm out slightly to fob off Yaya Toure. But his leg also just caught Toure's leg ever so slightly. The referee was only looking at the fob off I think."

Clanger. Absolute howler from Tim Howard, as he goes up to claim a cross, doesn't get there and Fraizer Campbell is able to steer in the header. Phil Jagielka tries to claw it away from off the line but can't move his legs quickly enough. Out of nothing, Palace lead.

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Yaya Toure mirrors, signals, indicates and pulls out to overtake Branislav Ivanovic, surges past him on the outside before going to earth. He wants a penalty and the defender does tangle with him. There's a left boot touching Toure's thigh.

Nothing given.

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Former Liverpool defender Mark Lawrenson
BBC Radio 5 live

"It's been a bright start from Man City certainly. I wonder whether once the teams start to tire maybe we will start to see one or two more chances. He said hopefully…"

MOTD presenter Gary Lineker
BBC Sport

"It's all rather boring! Bring back Leicester."

Great pass! Spotter's badge for John Stones as he slides one through the eye of a Crystal Palace needle into the feet of Samuel Eto'o. The Indomitable Lion's first touch isn't the best and the ball spins away from him, and he over compensates with his shot, dragging it wide of the far post. Chance.

Fabulous delivery on the run from Aleksandar Kolarov, whipped in at pace, but John Terry extends his neck to flick it clear.

Akinpelu Kayode A:, external Jose Mourinho pragmatically and rightly goes for caution over flamboyance. A sensible thing away at the Etihad. A draw suits Chelsea more.

Knockabout stuff in the tunnel at City as Eden Hazard and Yaya Toure have a playful exchange of slaps and pushes, but we are back playing.

Back under way at Goodison Park...

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Everton had 76% of possession in that first half. A huge figure - but can they find a winner now?

Malc, Blackpool: Can still remember when Micky Quinn scored a hat-trick for Coventry City at Arsenal, first game of 1992/93 season. He is a Sky Blue legend.

James C, Surrey: I think Jose Mourinho has rehired that bus..

As it stands, Micky Quinn is still better than Diego Costa.

ScarletVarlet:, external Say what you like, but this Man City v Chelsea match is a yawner. Everton v Crystal Palace has far more excitement.

Jon Carter:, external This City v Chelsea match is up there with the dullest ever! Or is that just because of the Leicester game?

Andrew Kemp:, external William and Ramires have to go at half-time. Done nothing right and lost the ball every time they got it. Oscar and Andre Schurrle please.

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These are Chelsea's average positions during that first half. Try and get through the middle of that lot...

Former Liverpool defender Mark Lawrenson
BBC Radio 5 live

"It's been intriguing, but it's just a pity it has followed Man Utd against Leicester. It has not been a very inspiring first half. Man City have shaded it as the better team, but in defence Chelsea have been very good. And not just the back four but everybody in front. They have been competitive as well.

"Chelsea will now just fast forward to six o'clock. City have been little bit brighter and with one or two more ideas, but I can only remember Thibaut Courtois making one save, from a corner. Frank Lampard maybe? A goal from midfield? Because of the wealth both teams have, they have both got options. Which is why one of these teams will win the Premier League."

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