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You're still the greatest to many Al.

Dion Dublin
Ex-Aston Villa striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Maybe there are some travel expenses Chelsea need to pay for their fans. They've been torn apart today.

Chelsea have got to find a way of performing better away from home. They haven't found it this year, as yet, and today they were taught a lesson in how to play the game in the right way.

Manchester City

Manchester City winger Raheem Sterling speaking to Sky Sports: "It was a terrific performance from the team - the manager set us up and got us ready for the game. Sergio is a player we depend on. You saw with his first strike putting the ball in the top corner - you have to cherish players like that.

"It was just a win and another three points. The most important thing is to get three points."

Hat-trick hero and man-of-the-match Sergio Aguero on the first-half miss from a yard: "I don't know, sometimes it happens. The next one I scored. The important thing is to get the ball and for the team to win.

On equalling Alan Shearer's record for Premier League hat-tricks: "I have to continue the same way, but it's important to win."

This was Pep Guardiola's reaction after Maurizio Sarri walked straight down the tunnel instead of shaking his hand.

Dion Dublin
Ex-Aston Villa striker on BBC Radio 5 live

It was men against boys today. There was a very small period where Chelsea could have got themselves into this game but City were professional, they were patient and they were organised.

Out of possession they worked so hard, in possession they were so potent. Sergio Aguero... you cannot give him chances.

City are going for the throat! That's what I think.

Hat-trick king Sergio Aguero walks on to the pitch to get the match-ball from referee Mike Dean.

Dean hides the ball behind his back and under his shirt, but then pulls it out as the striker approaches him.

I'm still laughing.

Image source, Reuters

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola goes to shake the hand of counterpart Maurizio Sarri, but the Italian walks straight into the tunnel.

The Catalan boss looks surprised.

Mike Dean has a second look at his watch.

It was actually just cramp.

It's all gone right for Pep Guardiola today.

The whistle can't be too far away.

Having said that, Raheem Sterling bursts forward and tries to play in Oleksandr Zinchenko but Chelsea deal with the danger.

The Ukranian full-back pulls up with what could be a muscle injury.

Gareth, Machen: Nothing for Newport County to worry about for next weekend then!

Neil Boughton: Worse thing about this is....we've got City again in 2 weeks.

David Nicholson Hirst: Burton must be feeling not too bad tonight.

City find themselves in a three-on-three situation but Gabriel Jesus loses possession near the edge of the area.

It seems the home side have finally decided to ease off the gas.

Image source, Empics

We know Rafa, we know.

Khuram: If I was Jorginho, I would remove the 'inho' part from my name.

Rik But: Higuain who?

Nishant: Not a single Chelsea player except Kante and Hazard start for their countries. Needs a total refresh of their team.

I sort of get that Khuram

Ronald Wilkins: Who Sarri Now? (Connie Francis)

Anon: Sarri, is all that you can say, Boyzone

Nicola: Baby I’m Sarri, I’m not Sarri” (Demi Lovato)

Dion Dublin
Ex-Aston Villa striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Wow! That's how you dissect 10 dark blue shirts, in their own box... by being patient, keeping the ball and waiting for those holes to appear. It was an amazing piece of football.

This is Chelsea we're talking about. It's looked like Manchester City are playing against a Chelsea youth team, that's how good they have been.

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