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See ya tomorrow for West Ham v Liverpool.

And read about the Super Bowl tonight.

My Facebook memories today reminded me of when I asked my wife what sport the Super Bowl was and her first two guesses were basketball and cricket.

Alvaro Morata made his Atletico Madrid debut today... and they lost for the first time in 19 La Liga games.

Read that report here.

Read our chief football writer Phil McNulty's match report from City's big win today.

I'll leave you with some things to be looking at.

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Manchester City

Pep Guardiola to Sky Sports: "It is important to realise what we have to do to win the games, be at our best for 90 minutes.

"We are good when we do what we have to do. I did not have any doubts in the three years I am here."

Our player rater is closed now. Your man of the match was Sergio Aguero with an average of 7.79/10.

The lowest ranking was Arsenal full-back Stephan Lichtsteiner - 4.37.

Check all the ratings here.

Manchester City

Pep Guardiola on title rivals Liverpool, who play West Ham on Monday: "I understand pressure, pressure to win the games. After the game in Newcastle, Liverpool were seven points ahead and now they are two.

"Of course they have to play, they have quality, but West Ham are a good side. Now we have tomorrow to start again and think about Everton and after Chelsea. It is a tough week for us and we go game by game."

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Unai Emery to BBC Match of the Day: “Last week we won and were with Chelsea in fourth position, but we lost today, lost this position.

"But we are going to go game by game and thinking 'win the next match' and maybe if we win we can take the opportunity in the near future to be near the other teams and play with this motivation.

"The difference between City and us is like this result. We need to do our work. Not a big frustration at moment, the result is the difference."

Manchester City

Pep Guardiola on Aguero's goalscoring: "He was born with that talent, he will die with that talent."

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Unai Emery to Sky Sports: “They showed their superiority in 90 minutes. They held their level in 90 minutes and our level in the second half was worse than the first.

“Our challenge now is the next week, continue to work and improve, and think how we can work and be better.

On their top four chances: “After losing 3-1 it's not easy to say that, but know we need big help.”

John, Bournemouth: 2-1 down at half-time and in the second half Arsenal didn't have a single shot. Not one. I don't care how good the opponent is; not having a single shot in 45 minutes when you're the losing team is a disgrace. Emery being found out.

Milo, London: Emery's insistence on keeping our most creative player on the bench when creativity is our main problem is insane. There's no way we're making the top four like this.

The average position graphic shows you how much City played on the front foot.

Image source, Opta

Arsenal managed one touch in City's penalty area in the entire of the second half.

Manchester City have won four consecutive top-flight games against Arsenal for the first time since April 1937.

They are unbeaten in seven consecutive top flight fixtures against the Gunners for the first time.

Unai Emery is winless in all 12 competitive fixtures as a manager versus Pep Guardiola (D4 L8).

Joaquin Caparros, who has managed several La Liga clubs, (D3 L10) is the only manager to take charge of more competitive matches against Guardiola without ever winning.

Dan Ricketts: If Arsenal are going to play two up front (which we probably have to with our defence) we have to create chances for them. How many have been created for them today? Zero. It is going to be a very interesting summer

Arsenal

Arsenal goalkeeper Bernd Leno to Sky Sports: "It was the worst start for us, but the reaction of the team was very good. But then we conceded at the worst moment just before half-time."

Not sure if Chris Sutton doesn't count headers as goals. Suspect he might have a few chalked off his career tally if that's the case.