Coutinho scores brilliant opener before Lovren heads second
Salah scores 20th goal of the season, Firmino heads in fourth
West Brom 1-2 Man Utd - Lukaku & Lingard with Utd goals, Barry for Albion
Man City 4-1 Tottenham
Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker on MOTD2 Extra
I don't think there has been a season where a team has struck so much fear into all the opposition.
We're in mid-December and it's never been like this before. I simply don't think teams know how to play against Manchester City.
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Rian Hoskins: City score all different types of goals while they are not as one dimensional as some will make out, it doesn't half help when you have match winners such as Kevin de Bruyne in the team who drives them forward and gives them confidence to express themselves.
Sukhbir Singh: Yes city are exceptional but it's not over till it's impossible. Anything is possible, remember Newcastle and Keegan!
Man City 4-1 Tottenham
Sue Smith
Former England forward on MOTD2 Extra
We've spoken about Manchester City's attacking qualities but what I am really impressed about is how good defensively they are and how quickly they win the ball back after losing it. They didn't let Spurs have a good ball through to Harry Kane yesterday.
Psychologically, Man City go out and believe they can beat anybody. I was the same with England when we played Germany. We were beaten before we went out on the pitch. You would go out with a game plan on how to beat them but as soon as you go a goal down you wonder to yourself how you are going to get back.
Man City 4-1 Tottenham
Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Match of the Day
Kevin de Bruyne's feet are like paintbrushes, he's an artist. He's a thinking footballer, so creative, he creates chances for everyone and he'll take his own when he gets them.
He'll work hard for you as well. Young kids watching this, he's not admiring passes. He wants to get after things, there's an energy and desire in his football.
He wants to work hard, he's giving his manager everything, he's on fire - the world is his oyster at the moment.
He's taking people out of their seats. The calibre of football he's playing is outstanding.
Man City 4-1 Tottenham
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer
Image source, Getty ImagesManchester City's 4-1 win over Tottenham at a frozen Maine Road on 9 December 1967 has gone down in folklore as the so-called "Ballet On Ice".
Just over 50 years on, Pep Guardiola's modern-day side produced a masterclass in the mist against those same opponents as Spurs - regarded as one of the Premier League's superpowers - were outclassed by the same scoreline at Etihad Stadium.
City's win on Saturday put them 14 points clear at the top of the table, increased their winning league sequence to 16 games and threatens to turn the title race into a procession before the turn of the year.
So are Manchester City now on course to eclipse the great sides of the Premier League era?
We have our regular helping of MOTD2 Extra now.
Former Blackburn striker Chris Sutton, ex-England international Sue Smith and Sunday Times football correspondent Jonathan Northcroft are on the panel.
Tune in to BBC Two, BBC Radio 5 live or hit the play button at the top of the page.
The Sunday Times
Image source, The Sunday TimesHow about this one from the Sunday Times?
The newspaper says the possibility of Paris St-Germain forward Neymar moving to Real Madrid for a record £220m moved closer.
Apparently, the Brazilian international's dad met with Real president Florentino Perez.
Hmmmm.
The Daily Star
Image source, Daily StarThe Daily Star leads with Manchester City's thumping win over Tottenham but they too have an exclusive saying Manchester United will sign Arsenal midfielder Mesut Ozil for a cut price £8m in the summer.
The Daily Express
Image source, Daily ExpressThe Daily Express has Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola heaping praise on midfielder Kevin de Bruyne. Understandable.
There is also an exclusive claiming Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich is planning to replace manager Antonio Conte with former boss Carlo Ancelotti. Interesting.
A quick look at the morning papers...
Just the two games today, here is what we have:
West Brom v Manchester United (14:15 GMT)
Bournemouth v Liverpool (16:30 GMT)
Buzzing?
Image source, Rex Features18 games played, 17 wins, zero defeats.
Manchester City moved 14 points clear at the top of the Premier League table and we are not at the halfway stage of the season yet.
Can anyone catch them?
