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Join Manish Bhasin now on BBC Two for highlights of today's action-packed matches in the FA Cup First Round.

Phil Neville
Former England & Man Utd defender on BBC Radio 5 live

United have possibly had the better chances but Chelsea have been the better team, particularly in the past 20 minutes. Conte has picked the right team tonight, with the correct balance in midfield and his side have responded to the defeat in Roma really well.

It's been a breathtaking game but the referee has been magnificent to keep it flowing. United have gone for it and so too have Chelsea. A wonderful game - the best between the top six so far this season.

Josh Hammond: Wenger's comments about referees are going to get him in trouble. the thing is he is 100% right. the refs are getting worse.

Gamal: For once I totally agree with Arsene. Refereeing in this country is abject at best and has been for years now

Manchester City

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola to MOTD: "I am so happy with our victory, we deserved it. After a game at Napoli it was so, so tough but we showed character in the bad moments. I am very pleased.

"The only regret is that the chances in the first half we didn't make the right pass. My wish is that the players come back healthy from the international break."

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola: "After a Champions League match it's always complicated. Well done, well deserved, we played better. We had clear chances in the first half.

"We made a good high press, they couldn't play long balls to Alexis. We didn't finish the counter-attacks, that was a big problem.

"The third goal helped us to win the game. I didn't expect Coquelin to play in the back, they can play many systems.

"[Do you want to talk about the penalty decision and the offside?] No, we won. We won in the best way. Sometimes it's like this, I was told it was offside and I don't want to win like this but sometimes Arsenal beat Burnley with a handball in the 96th minute.

"We cannot deny the last two months are amazing. We won all of the games. It's so, so difficult. In the recent past Barcelona and Bayern Munich won titles and we haven't."

Arsenal

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger: "It was an intense game of quality on both sides. We did create plenty of dangerous situations and chances but overall, the referee made the decisions again with a soft penalty and offside goal. It was unacceptable what happened. This happened to us last year with two offside goals. Today, the third goal killed the game. Of course, City are a top team and that made it even more difficult for us.

"The referees don't work enough, the level drops every season.

"I think we played well against a team who play quickly and well on the counter attack. In the first half, we were perhaps too deep and in the second half we were more in the game. At 2-1, it looked like we could make it back to 2-2.

"City are obviously a good side but that's up to other people to talk about how good they are."

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Arsenal

Here's Arsene Wenger to MOTD: "I believe it was no penalty. We know that Raheem Sterling dives well, he does that very well. And the third goal was offside. I am very upset because at 2-1 we were in the game.

"The third goal was the killer and it is by coincidence that mistakes always go for the home team, as we know.

"It is unfortunate that the game finished the way it finished. I am disappointed. You can accept if it City win in a normal way, they are a good side but this is unacceptable. Last season we lost two offside goals and it has happened again.

"City will be hard to stop."

A bit of reaction to bring you after Manchester City's impressive 3-1 win over Arsenal...

Rob Nothman
BBC Radio 5 live

Vibrant game, flashes of skill, thundering tackles, two magnetic managers and a crowd that’s raucous and on the edge of their seats. And it’s fireworks night...

Toot toot.

Richarlison with the best opportunity to break the deadlock but it remains goalless.

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A couple of minutes added on for stoppages at Goodison Park.

Everton have a last chance of the opening period when Wayne Rooney puts in a cross, but it sails out of play.

Already?? That half flew by.

Plenty of chances, no goals though.

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Phil Neville
Former England & Man Utd defender on BBC Radio 5 live

It surprised me that Conte questioned the desire and motivation of his team after the loss at Roma in midweek but they have certainly responded to his hard words so far. Manchester United though, with their excellent defensive record, are still standing strong.

Inderan: If Man Utd played Martial, Rashford and Lukaku in a forward three, removing Mkhitaryan (who lets face it has been woeful these past four games), I fancy they could win this. There is so much Mourinho-function, it seems there’s fear for flair!

Gareth: Jones, Smalling and Mkhitaryan have been woeful all season and yet playing regularly. How we are second is beyond me.

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Is it in??? No!

Brazilian Richarlison with the exuberance of youth, busting a gut to get onto a through ball.

He goes round the onrushing Jordan Pickford and with the whole goal to aim at, plonks his shot into the sidenetting.

In the next move, Abdoulaye Doucoure's low drive is straight at the Everton goalkeeper.

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Phil Neville
Former England & Man Utd defender on BBC Radio 5 live

Chelsea are on top at the moment. Christiansen has to score with that chance but it hits his ear and bounces off his shoulder. What an opportunity that was.

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Chelsea should be up by now, but Andreas Christensen heads over from close range following Cesc Fabregas's corner.

Trouble for Chelsea.

Marcos Alonso is caught on the ball deep in his own half, having his pocket picked by Antonio Valencia.

The United skipper drills in a dangerous cross into the six yards box, but Chelsea counterpart Gary Cahill diverts it away from goal.

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Davide Zappacosta has had a bi of space down the right flank and this time elects to shoot instead of crossing, but it is very comfortable for David de Gea.

His Chelsea team-mates in the box are not happy.

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Miguel Britos concedes a free-kick out wide, after colliding with Everton's Oumar Niasse.

The ball is whipped in by Gylfi Sigurdsson and although it outsmarts most of the red shirts in the box, Heurelho Gomes has it covered.