Unbeaten Man City go eight points clear
Huddersfield led through Otamendi OG
Aguero equalises from spot after Malone fouls Sterling
Ball hits Sterling and balloons in to give City lead
Van La Parra sent off after final whistle for Sane clash
Result: Burnley 0-1 Arsenal - Sanchez scores injury-time penalty
Result: Southampton 4-1 Everton - Saints punish hapless Toffees
Ok, that's it for now.
Nine goals in three Premier League games today - and you can watch all of them on Match of the Day 2 at 22:30 GMT on BBC One.
Don't forget there's a packed programme of top flight games in midweek.
Until then...
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Ian Wright
Former Arsenal & England striker on Radio 5 live
No mention of David Wagner in the managerial merry-go-round. Ian Wright believes the German still has plenty of work to do at Huddersfield Town...
You look at the way he's organising his team - he wants to make the team difficult to beat now because they've been struggling to score and struggling to keep clean sheets. They have two tough fixtures coming up but they can certainly take a lot from the Man City game.
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Manchester City
Manchester City match-winner Raheem Sterling, speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live:
Was it a clear penalty? "Yes I should have had two but credit to the referee, he's seen the second one and awarded it."
Did you always believe the winner would come? "Always. From when we got the equaliser from the penalty. I always had belief, from what I've seen this season from the boys, the work rate, the mentality. We've had to try and be killers and I think we showed that in the second half."
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How much have Huddersfield got left in the tank for Wednesday? That's when David Wagner's side face Arsenal at the Emirates.
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Vaibhav Tiwari: What a weekend! Chelsea, Man Utd, Arsenal and Man City were all lucky to get their results.
Huddersfield 1-2 Man City
Ian Wright
Former Arsenal & England striker on Radio 5 live
What's noticeable is how focused Pep Guardiola is on what he's doing. He's realistic enough to know that they will lose at some point, but you can see he's just so focused that they get the next game right.
If Man City win the Premier League or the Champions League, I don't think he'll be bothered about remaining unbeaten. Pep is much more interested in winning. It would be an unbelievable achievement in the current climate but it's not realistic.
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Wayne Ellis: Utter fluke of a goal, which was the only way City were getting a winner playing this badly...
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Huddersfield Town
Terriers boss David Wagner, speaking to Match of the Day: "I think the players have done everything to get a draw, they were solid and focused. Unfortunately we were not able to get over the line. Manchester City is a top team.
"I saw everything I wanted to see from my team apart from the loss. The first goal was very good for us and the crowd, who played a huge part today. I think it was a penalty to City, it was holding in the box.
"We were then unlucky with the second goal.
"We have played 13 games in the Premier League and have proved we are competitive. I take a lot of positives, it is unfortunate about the result.
On Rajiv van La Parra's red card: "I've not seen the video, I only hear the barging and gripping in the face. The referee has seen it and decided it was a red card."
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I’m sorry, but that is shocking refereeing from Pawson. How can Van La Parra be given a straight red card and not the same for Sane. Sane’s push was more forceful, although not direct to the face the intent was the same.
James
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Manchester City
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola, speaking to Match of the Day: "The Premier League is so tough, now winter has come, we knew they were so aggressive so strong, but we are so happy for the way we won.
"We spoke at half-time about how to react, we had enough chances to score and the first time Huddersfield had a chance they scored. We spoke about not giving up, to keep going.
"It was a brilliant move to win the penalty.
"It is impossible to win every game easily, this league is so tough. The guys competed amazingly, which is why we won."
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DATS Life: So let's break this down. The supposedly best team in the league - boring football, gifted a way back into the game, win with a fluke and act smug like they deserved it. Real shame for the Premier League if they win it!
Huddersfield 1-2 Man City
Manchester City
Manchester City defender Vincent Kompany, speaking to Sky Sports: "Today was a game that epitomised the Premier League, winter is here, it's colder, it's harder to move the ball, they defended well.
"I feel the team deserved the win, we kept at it, even being 1-0 down we believed."
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Huddersfield Town
Huddersfield boss David Wagner: "You never like a defeat, but our performance was good. The players left everything on the grass against a top-class Manchester City side. You need a bit of luck against the best sides and I thought we were a bit unlucky for the second goal.
"We’ve shown good defensive shape and mindset. We looked solid."
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Love of Football: I don't understand how people can say Huddersfield deserved more or that it is cruel. City scored all the goals and Huddersfield had not a shot on target. Only one team wanted to win and that team did.
Huddersfield 1-2 Man City
Huddersfield will earn praise for the shift they put in against City but the stats show the Terriers did not have a shot on target throughout the 90 minutes.
Huddersfield 1-2 Man City
Manchester City
Manchester City match-winner Raheem Sterling, speaking to Sky Sports: "We came in at half-time disappointed, we wanted to get something out of the game and that's what we have done."
On his goal form: "When you have David Silva and Kevin De Bruyne behind you, you make movements and they will find you.
On the penalty: "It was a clear penalty."
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City have become the first team to claim 37 points from the opening 13 Premier League games.
They'll move on to the magical 40 point safety mark if they beat Southampton at home on Wednesday (20:00 GMT).