It is a corking day of top-flight football tomorrow.

Manchester United will have their mettle tested by Everton in the lunchtime kick-off.

Then the focus switched south with Tottenham at home to Southampton and Cesc Fabregas and Chelsea taking on Arsenal. Both start at 14:05 BST.

West Ham v QPR? It is the fruit salad of desserts, but we'll take it.

See you there.

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Former Wales international Robbie Savage: "Manchester City can't defend on the break. Stoke went through them. Totti ran through their defence in midweek. Chelsea, on the break, went through them with Schurrle. Chelsea can defend. It is easier to score against City than Chelsea. I also think Chelsea will score more goals."

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Former Wales international Robbie Savage: "I think Chelsea will win the league this year by five or six points. Because last year they had the best defensive record and had the best record against all the top teams. This year they have added one of the best goalkeepers in the world and one of the best midfielders."

Two points off the top after seven games without really hitting warp-speed. Would City fans have taken that at the start of the season?

Or, with Chelsea in scintillating form and with a game in hand, might they have already ceded title-deciding ground?

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Owen Hargreaves, Scott Sinclair , Javi Garcia, Jesus Navas - just some of the midfielders that have been brought to Manchester City since James Milner arrived from Villa.

The ever-dependable England man is still doing a job though. More than that in fact in recent weeks.

His good form continued against his old club. He created eight chances for City. David Silva was the next highest with three.

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Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini: "When we have just eight minutes to go you are a little worried but I trusted that one of those chances would be scored because we have important players to do that.

"The way we played was the most important thing for me, we had 70% possession, created chances and that is very encouraging.

"I have told the players that in May you are going to win or lose the Premier League by just a point or so, so every one you drop on the way makes it more difficult.

"It is very difficult to recover the points against a team like Chelsea and the only way to do it is to win every game."

Tom, Manchester: Milner and Silva have been sublime today! All of Aguero's frustration from the missed chances all came flooding out in that celebration. Hopefully Yaya's goal gives him that confidence of last season back .

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Aston Villa manager Paul Lambert: "I thought it was a big effort from us, we defended strongly but they have quality all over the pitch and we were dead all over the pitch by the end.

"Gabriel Agbonlahor felt light-headed in the warm-up and it would have been too much to ask Christian Benteke to start.

"We were in that game for 82 minutes. We have played the top four in the league last season already, but we have come through it without any of them having beaten us badly."

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Manchester City goalscorer Yaya Toure speaking to Sky Sports: "It is a fantastic win and after the draw against Roma. Full credit to Villa for the way they played but in the second half we did the job. The most important thing for me is to try my best. I need to work harder and continue going and the most important thing for me and the team is to repeat what we did last year."

BETH SMITH:, external I feel sorry for villa. Thought they would hold on. they played really well today until the last 10 mins

Tom Castle:, external Lambert's tactical change with 20 minutes remaining has cost Villa again. Repeat of Chelsea match.

IMMSY:, external An arsenal win could just restart the league from scratch after the international break

It is a five in seven for Sergio Aguero in the Premier League so far this season - level with Saido Berahino and Leonardo Ulloa, but three short of Diego Costa and his serious bout of goal incontinence.

Big numbers from City, who kept hammering away and hit goals just in time.

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BBC Radio Manchester summariser Fred Eyre at Villa Park: "It was very hard fought for City. To Villa's credit they had a game-plan which they stuck to rigidly and was hard for City to break down. But it is easier to break that down when you have special players. You feel the constant pressure and probing paid off and while it took time that is what happened and from the moment Toure scored the game was won."

Good things come to those that wait. City drink down three points as their patience is rewarded. An assignment completed in very professional style.

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There are large patches of light blue seats appearing at Villa Park as some of the home fans head off early to beat the traffic.

"Keano, Keano, what's the score?" Manchester City fans ask the Aston Villa assistant for an update as we enter the first of four minutes of injury time.

Hashim Albahbahani:, external City deserve the win, but the scoreline surely flatters them.

Akude Emeka O: , externalAgueroooooooooo. Simply special. Fantastic strike.

Tunde Akere:, external AVFC lost against CFC, AFC and MCFC, conceding 7 goals.The difference between top teams and d so called small teams is massive

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Start the car, this one is done and dusted. Sergio Aguero is picked out on the edge of the area by a zipped James Milner pass and does superbly to hold Nathan Baker and Philippe Senderos at bay and ping a shot into the far corner.

That is the Argentine's 81st goal for City in 131 games.

QPR midfielder Joseph Barton:, external: Great finish from Yaya Toure. How good has David Silva been tonight? #exceptional

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Lines are open for 606 with Darren Fletcher and Robbie Savage.

A listener has asked "Who will be the next Liverpool captain when Steven Gerrard retires?"

Savage believes Nathan Dyer and Wayne Routledge should be in the England squad if Andros Townsend is. Do you agree?

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