Burnley

Burnley manager Sean Dyche: "It's difficult because it was a very good performance from us. Overall you're disappointed not in the performance, the outcome."

On the penalty: "It was highly unlikely it wasn't going to get given on a day like today, that's all I'll say."

On how he feels: "There's a lot of me inside, that's raging a lot. It's a coupon buster, I don't think anyone would put a bet on that (the fact they keep losing late against Arsenal). I've told them (the players) we continue to develop, we continue to move forward. I've also told them this is the reality. Football's a harsh game and sometimes it hurts you."

On the performance: "To limit them to very few chances is very pleasing. It's hard to define how you don't get something from the game, but we didn't today. There's so many pleasing things, the growth I talk about, it was on show today."

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Leroy Sane gets behind Huddersfield's defence and fizzes a low ball across the six-yard area for Sergio Aguero but the Argentine cannot connect.

City are attacking at a frightening pace.

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Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 live reporter at the John Smith's Stadium

I am not sure what to make of Pep Guardiola’s choice of coat this afternoon. It looks very stylish, but I have to admit I would prefer to be wearing David Wagner’s training jacket on a day like today.

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Five corners for City inside the opening 20 minutes but Huddersfield will be pleased with this. Jonas Lossl has still to make a serious save and the hosts are becoming more adventurous.

David, London: I wonder if Pep saw himself in Huddersfield on a cold, Sunday November evening a few years ago?

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Great work by Tom Ince to get the better of Fabian Delph and launch a Huddersfield attack. Blue and white shirts are surging forward and the ball drops to Tommy Smith who attempt is high and wide. That's enough to spark another round of chants from home fans.

The Premier League leaders have had 77% possession and three corners in the opening 15 minutes.

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Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

Huddersfield are doing really well. Yes, they're playing deep but that's what you would expect. You can't press City high up the pitch because you will get picked off far too easy.

You have to keep concentration for the full 90 minutes against this side, one lapse and City will be in.

City have the ball in the net!

A quickly taken free-kick by Kevin De Bruyne finds Sergio Aguero unmarked in the Huddersfield area and the Argentine sweeps it home.

No goal!

To be fair the offside flag was up very quickly.

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David Wagner and Pep Guardiola look like they are directing traffic! Both managers are very animated on the touchline. City continue to boss possession without forcing Jonas Lossl into a save.

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Jack: Why is the penalty a controversy? Just because it is in stoppage time with the score at 0-0? Seemed a clear foul to me.

Sam Jamaa: Arsenal fortunate, yes, as they couldn’t unlock the Burnley defence except with a penalty. But no controversy? 100% a penalty.

Arsenal

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger: "In the first half we didn't find our game, they stopped us from playing very well. In the second half it was a question of the final ball and patience, not making a mistake at the back. We changed a bit of shape (at half time), I felt we had to give more."

On the penalty: "From outside it looked 100%. I don't know why he pushed him in the back. I would like to see it again."

On Burnley: "They have 22 points and when you play against them you know why. They conceede only two goals at home since the start of the season. They defend extremely well, they are very dangerous on the direct game."

On being back in the top four: "It's early, it changes from one week to another, we wanted to win away from home and we did it. Let's focus on the next one."

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Two quick corners for City and from the second Vincent Kompany powers a header wide of the post. City are dominating the opening exchanges. Huddersfield are struggling to get out of their own half.

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Huddersfield fans have dreamed of days like this for years and they're really enjoying themselves. Brilliant non-stop chanting inside the John Smith's Stadium.

Both teams have come flying out of the blocks. Huddersfield win an early throw-in deep inside City's half before Vincent Kompany tries to send Raheem Sterling through at the other end. Kompany overcooks his pass.

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Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

On Huddersfield...

They're not here just to enjoy it, they're probably just ahead of schedule but they want to put in a decent performance. This is almost a free hit for them today, so long as they don't get walloped.

This season itself is a free hit, they're enjoying all these fantastic days but if they survive then it's the second season when the expectation really builds.

Go, go, go!

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Former Man City defender Danny Mills is part of the BBC Radio 5 live commentary team this afternoon. He;'s been giving his pre-match thoughts to the 5 live Twitter account...

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Arsenal

Arsenal defender Laurent Koscielny: "You are always happy because you score a late goal and have three points.

"It was a difficlult game you know, they play very direct, cross very well and upfront they have players who can score headers. We knew it was a difficult game so that is why we are very happy. Burnley played well in the first half and put pressure on us.

(on back to back clean sheets) "It's always important for a defender but also the team. I thought we have the quality to play forward and have opportunity to score.

(on winning after rivals had dropped points) "I think it was very important, more than the Tottenham game. It was crucial to win here."

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Simon Brotherton
MOTD commentator

Huddersfield have already beaten one Manchester club this season, but will be rank outsiders here against a rampant City side who appear almost unstoppable.

Victory for Pep Guardiola's team would equal the club record of 11 league wins in a row, and the current 10-match winning streak is already their best within a single season.

Huddersfield were thumped 4-0 by the 10 men of Bournemouth on the south coast last week, which doesn't bode well.

However, they've been much more solid at home, conceding only half a dozen goals in total - and four of those came in one afternoon against Tottenham.

They also managed a goalless home draw against City in last season's FA Cup fifth round before losing the replay 5-1.

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