Raheem Sterling tries to deliver an immediate response with a strike from outside the box but it hits Sergio Aguero's head and goes wide.

Pep Guardiola is slumped back in his seat, arms folded and has a scowl etched on his face. He is not happy with what he has seen so far.

Manchester City have the somewhat unfamiliar task of defending at the moment and a first Norwich corner of the game is greeted by huge cheers from the home fans...

All the play has been in Norwich's half but the hosts have the chance to stretch their legs with a quick break upfield.

Marco Stiepermann, on the edge of the Manchester City area, assesses his options before trying to find the run of Teemu Pukki but his pass is intercepted.

Bernardo Silva cuts in from the right and then whacks a ball aimed for the far post but he overhits it and the ball flies out of play.

Quarter of an hour gone and no chance of note for Manchester City despite all their possession. Norwich will be happy with how things are going so far.

Nice, calm football from Norwich as they play the ball out from the back on the right side of the pitch despite pressure from Manchester City. They are determined to work the ball out of danger rather than thumping it away and immediately giving possession back to their opponents.

Oleksandr Zinchenko is again untidy in possession as his ball towards David Silva on the edge of the Norwich area is easily intercepted.

Oleksandr Zinchenko carelessly sends a ball out wide out of play. No surprises to see his manager unhappy with that as Pep Guardiola turns away from the pitch in frustration. He clearly hates seeing any sloppiness from his players.

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Norwich fans have generated a great atmosphere despite having to watch Manchester City have all the possession at the moment.

The visitors are regularly trying to get the ball wide and exploit space Norwich appear to be happy to leave them down the flanks.

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Manchester City, as expected, start the game on the front foot and win an early corner.

Ilkay Gündogan's delivery is poor but loops off a Norwich player and into the dangerzone where Rodri nods a header straight at Tim Krul.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Carrow Road

Great atmosphere inside Carrow Road as the game kicks off.

Daniel Farke has created a positive mentality at Norwich City and it has certainly been embraced by the fans here tonight.

Norwich get the final Premier League game of the day under way.

Burnley

More from Sean Dyche speaking to Sky Sports: "There is a strong mentality towards getting points on the board. That paid us back today. Brighton were really strong second half but you have to find a way. We are happy with it.

"They changed their shape to a more familiar format and forced us back a little bit. We didn't start right in the second half but I don't want to be too critical because that was probably the first dip in performance we have had this season.

"Jeff Hendrick's training levels have been superb. We certainly have a lot of value in him and he will play a big part this season I'm sure."

All eyes on East Anglia now as Manchester City take on hosts Norwich.

As lovely as the Canaries have been to watch going forward they have been wide open at the back - they have faced the most open-play shots in the Premier League this season (54) and conceded the most open-play goals (nine).

Manchester City, meanwhile, have attempted the most shots in open-play (62) and scored the most open-play goals (13).

Expect goals.

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Leicester City

Speaking to BBC Sport, Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers said: "I thought we deserved something from the game. We didn't start well but we had a great chance to take the lead. We gave away a soft penalty and that ultimately decided the game. In the second half, we played well and it looked like it was coming but we couldn't find that last pass.

"We didn't connect the game through our midfield well enough to serve Jamie [Vardy]. He thrives on that but we were unable to make those passes. We started to get higher up the pitch after the break but nothing really dropped to him. It was a game of few chances for both sides.

"We intended to press the game with those two guys [Hamza Choudhury and Wilfred Ndidi] but when you go a goal down so early on, you have to think about it. We come away from here frustrated which is a good sign, knowing there is improvement in this group of young players."

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Burnley

Burnley manager Sean Dyche speaking to Match of the Day: "The first 20 minutes I thought were excellent. We mixed the play well and were effective. We didn't get to grips with it all after the first 20 minutes but the lads who came on changed the game.

"Jeff Hendrick took his goal well and I told him he has been excellent in training. That's what we want. We found more passes and asked a few questions as the game came to a close. It was a real strong finish. He is a bit unlucky. The margins for picking a team are so tight. Jeff has been knocking on the door. He is a very good player and I am pleased for him because he deserves it.

"You come back from the break and you never know how that is going to affect you."

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Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton boss Graham Potter speaking to Match of the Day: "It was frustrating. I feel for the players because they put a lot into the game. For the first 20 minutes, Burnley were the better team but then we grew into it more and more. It would have been nice to hang on but that's the Premier League - one thing can hurt you and that's what happened.

"We limited them to not too much and they are hard to play against. Overall, I was happy with the performance but we would have liked three points of course.

"We did enough in the game in relation to chances. You need to add those goals to kill off the game. There is always a chance the opposition can do something with a bit of quality."

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Chelsea

Chelsea manager Frank Lampard for BBC Match of the Day: "Very happy, I think we have had some performances where we have not got results we have wanted but to come to Wolves and win well is important. We need to continue now.

On the youngsters making the headlines: "Delighted for them all but particularly for Fikayo Tomori. He has worked so hard from where he started to now it’s superb. Also Tammy Abraham and Mason Mount - we are trying to give chances to the youngsters and they are scoring, taking their chances and showing us why we should keep putting them in the team.

"They deserve it, they have the quality but they also have a love for the club because they have come through the ranks. It's not just the youngsters though – players like Willian are having fantastic performances that are just as key."

On Tammy Abraham: "I am so delighted for him. I know how hard the academy works and Tammy has an enthusiasm to score goals and he has a fantastic approach to the game and how he wants to progress. All three goals were so different, it just shows what he can do. We know where we are at."

Manchester United

Speaking to BBC Sport, Man Utd defender Harry Maguire said: "It was tough playing against Jamie [Vardy]. I've played with him for two years and he is a top player who can terrorise defences when he is on his game.

"We knew it was important to get the win, especially after the international break. We have to build on a solid base and we want to keep clean sheets, especially at Old Trafford. We are always going to score goals with the attacking talent we have.

"We could have kept the ball better but we defended well. The boys who came in looked sharp and fit and a big well done to them. We have games coming thick and fast and I'm sure the manager will utilise the squad, so be patient and take you chance when you get it."

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Manchester United

Speaking to BBC Sport, Man Utd manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said: "We hung in there. It was the first time this season where we have had to defend for large periods. We have dominated the other games but today we saw a team that could defend in their own half.

"They are a good side who want to get into the top four. To keep a clean sheet is great but let's not get too excited because we know we can play better. We defended as a proper team."

On Harry Maguire's performance: "When you play against strikers like Jamie Vardy, you have to concentrate because if you mistime your run, he is in behind you and I thought Harry did well."

On his substitutes: "We have a big squad and it is just about getting them ready for when they are needed. They were needed when we were struggling and they did well."

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