There is one more Premier League round-two fixture to play, with Bournemouth travelling to Liverpool tomorrow night. We will be back to bring you that game. If it is half as good as today's games it will be worth following. Have a good evening.

"City look lean and hungry again," says our chief football writer Phil McNulty in his match report, which you can read here. I won't disagree with him.

Manchester City midfielder Fernandinho, speaking to BBC Sport: “It’s a good way to start. Two wins form two games, six goals, none conceded. Beat the champions at home? It’s the best way to start. You can see on the pitch, every player works very hard during the week in training and then in matches. Two wins and I hope we can do that in the following games because we are fighting for the title. It’s good because they are a good team, but our team is strong, we have a good team as well."

On his challenge with Diego Costa: “It’s normal. It is the battle of the game. I tried to win the ball in the air with my head, there was a small shock. That happens in football. The most important was the three points.”

More from Manuel Pellegrini on BBC Sport:  "I said in an interview before the start of the season that I know these players they are hungry and angry. What happened last season was maybe a good experience. Now they have that desire to win every game and the only way to do it is to play consistently for 90 minutes."

On the performance of Raheem Sterling: “ He did very well, in both games he was very imp in making space and doing different things. I am sure that as he plays with his new team-mates he will continue to improve.”

More from Manuel Pellegrini on BBC Sport:  "We had three unnecessary yellow cards and in the second half that restricted a  bit the pace we had in the first half. It was difficult to keep the score at just one goal but the changes we made were what we needed and finally we scored the two goals we deserved from the first half.

"We created a lot of chances, scored goals, we kept a clean sheet, we were consistent during the whole game. It is impossible to dominate against Chelsea the whole game, they had to have some minutes, they had the minutes in the second half but in their best moments they created just one chance to score."

Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini, speaking to BBC Sport:

"To play against Chelsea is always very difficult – they defend with a lot of players and are fast on the counter attack. But today we made a complete game, not only because we scored three goals but in the first 45 minutes we could have scored three more. Only the great performance of Asmir Begovic was the reason why we couldn't. We played in the way I like, to always try to score more. It was a great performance."

Lapo Scarlatti: Chelsea fan here and I totally disagree with Mourinho. The best team won and totally deserved it. Blues has A LOT to work; perhaps it wasn't such a good idea to start the summer training so late in July. Congrats to City, absolutely dominant in every spot of the field.

Patrick Winters: Didn't City score two goals in second half? Here's how it works Jose. They scored three goals. You scored no goals. They take the 3pts. Simple.

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More from Jose Mourinho, on BBC Sport: "It is a fake result. We were the best team by far in the second half. What they did in the first we did in the second. 

"We dominated and when they feel they are in trouble, and they felt, they changed Aguero and Sterling, they try to recover control of the game is exactly when they scored the second goal. For me, completely fake.

"Their goalkeeper was good and we couldn't score. They were only coming up with long balls and even that we controlled that. Not one single problem in the second half, they had lots."

"Ten seconds of the game and Aguero was behind mydefensive line. We started immediately bad."

John Gardner:  I wonder who Mourinho will blame for this defeat. Referee, linesman or even ball boy. It certainly won't be the doctor.

Markus Gregson:  Why is it Mourinho always says that they were the better team. Sorry Jose but if that was the case you should of won the game. You ain't the special one your just another manager that can't accept the fact you lost and was outplayed again.

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Jose Mourinho tells Sky Sports John Terry was withdrawn at half-time for tactical reasons:

"It was a decision. Zouma is the fastest defender we have in the squad. I know Man City are going to play counter attack and Zouma is a different player to John and was proven right because Zouma was in complete control.

"John is a player I have total trust for, with me he was never substituted, With other managers he was not selected and people thought his Chelsea career was over.

"If a manager has the right, I do, because I gave the chance to make him what he is, a fantastic player and a fantastic captain. I was proven right.

"One point from six is better than zero and worse than two. I am okay in mathematics,  multiply 36 by three and I know how much it gives, I know the championship is more than mathematically open."

More from Manuel Pellegrini on Sky Sports:  "Always when you don’t score the goals you deserve, normally after that is difficult. We started the second half losing important balls and Chelsea grew. They are a good team so of course we were worried, but they had just one chance to score in our bad moments, they did not create chances.

"It was not the same team as the first half but after the changes we recovered possession and scored the 3-0 that was the minimum we deserved from this game.

"I am very proud of this team. We have had a lot of criticism but we are always the most scoring team. We won two titles and last year we finished in second place and I continue playing this side. This is the side fans deserve."

Anukram Adhikary:  According to #Mourinho, external, in the second half, #CFC, external were the better team. Makes perfect sense as they conceded two more goals.

Stephen Pinshon: #Chelsea, external have conceded only 2 goals less than Sunderland. Jose's hasn't parked the bus, he's lost it in the Lidl car park.

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Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini, speaking to Sky Sports:

“Two things are the most pleasing to me about this match. Number one to score three goals. In the first half we played really well, just Asmir Begoivc put in a great performance and we didn't score more.

"Second it was important to get a clean sheet. To win 3-0 in two games, one against the champions, we are just starting the season but it’s important to play in the way we did today.

"We always dominate Chelsea. Maybe we draw against them last year and before we lost but always we dominate Chelsea. Today we made the complete work."

Chelsea's next game by the way... West Brom away. You may remember they lost there 3-0 last season.

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