Alan Pardew
Former West Brom manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

Sergio Rico wasn't too pleased with Nicolas Otamendi there. He was lucky to come out that scot-free of injury.

The Belgian, back in the starting XI, hits a low strike which comes off the feet of Nicolas Otamendi who looks like someone too keen in a beep test, as he darts towards goal.

The ball runs away from the Argentine and into the hands of Sergio Rico.

City have a free-kick, dead centre but about 28 yards out.

I counted the yards.

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Stuart: Surely this is the year Sergio Aguero gets the recognition with a PFA award he duly deserves.

Sulaimon: Brilliant finish from Aguero. He will easily get my vote for best foreign striker to have played in the premier league, hopes he gets in the PFA team of the season.

Aguero or Sterling for the best City player of the season?

Since 2011-12, the Argentine has scored and assisted in 19 Premier League games, more than any other player.

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Frank: City will want as many goals as possible. Goal difference this season is HUGE

Ewan: By the looks of it a number of the Fulham players must have also triple captained Aguero in their fantasy team. Embarrassing defending from them so far it's like they want to get relegated.

Half a chance for Fulham.

Calum Chambers slips in a ball to Ryan Sessegnon on the left.

The England youth player cracks a low square cross intended for Ryan Babel, but Ederson dives low in the nick of time to push the delivery away.

Since the start of the 2011-12 season, Sergio Aguero has been involved in more Premier League goals against newly-promoted teams than any other player (36 - 29 goals, seven assists).

Alan Pardew
Former West Brom manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

Fulham have got to hold in there now and try not to make so many errors. They've got to try to take the sting out of the game.

At the moment, Man City's tails are up and they're hungry for more goals.

That looked close.

Raheem Sterling bursts into the area but is tackled by Timothy Fosu-Mensah.

The Fulham man did take the ball but also the player.

Tough one to call, but ref Kevin Friend opted against giving the spot-kick, to the relief of the home fans.

John Murray
BBC football correspondent

We've said time and time again how hungry Sergio Aguero looks at the moment.

It must have been music to Pep Guardiola's ears when he wasn't called up for the internationals.

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Matt: Goal Aguero, assist Fulham

Alan Pardew
Former West Brom manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

This scoreline probably could have happened inside eight minutes.

It's another error, asloppy pass, then Aguero is one and one with the goalkeeper. It's a fantastic goal in terms of a striker's finish.

John said earlier he was licking his lips - well he's licked them now.

One of European football's in-form players, Raheem Sterling, posts a peach of a low ball along the Fulham six-yard area, but no City player gambles.

Poor, really.

Fulham are enjoying a nice little spell.

Floyd Ayite launches a fierce strike from about 25 yards out, which had it beaten the first man (standing about three yards from him), might have tested young Ederson.

Aleksandar Mitrovic is in the Craven Cottage crowd - the Cottagers striker was ruled out with injury today.

Alexander: Fulham fans going 'Ole' at their team's first three touches fifteen minutes in against Manchester City. Right there - that's why I love football

Adam: Fulham are getting absolutely battered. They can barely get out of their own penalty box, never mind their own half! Gulf in class is gigantic.

Alan Pardew
Former West Brom manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

Heading isn't Ryan Babel's greatest asset but that was a good chance.

His hair is bright red today and that's typical of him. He's quite out there as a player.

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Joe Bryan delivers a decent whipped ball into the area which Ryan Babel manages to get a head to.

However, it comes off his red-dyed noggin and goes out of play.

On the left of the area.