Each of Sheffield United's last four Premier League away victories were by a 1-0 scoreline.

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Pep's half-time team talk: "This isn't good enough lads. Sergio you should be on a hat-trick."

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

You have to a say it's been a great performance from Man City.

But Watford are bottom of the table and you can see why. There's no excuse for lack of work rate and making it difficult for Man City. The basics of the game have let Watford down - they've been a shambles.

It should be double figures.

Sam, London: I think the main message Flores needs to be sending at half-time is a no-brainer. "If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball". That should do the trick surely.

Xav, Cambridge: Remember everyone, it's the taking part that counts.

Doug, Crowhurst: I'd call Ben Stokes out quickly. Ask him to change bat to boots and say ... go for it Ben!!!

Not much in it. All to play for.

Burnley in seventh as it stands.

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Lucas Digne hits his free-kick into the wall and that's half-time. A fair few boos...

Everton win a free-kick in territory which could be described as Digneland.

Ademola Olabode: Let's walk off the pitch it'll only be a 3 nil loss.

Three added minutes. Have mercy!

Ben, Manchester: Right lads, we're on the cusp of history here. No side has ever lost more than 9-0. Let's got out there and make history...

Jeff, Maidenhead: As a Watford fan I'd remind them that ALL games against City are utterly irrelevant in the context of our season and not to give a monkey's. I've seen 6 WFC vs City games in the past 4 years and only one wasn't a complete shredding.

Anon: The only positive advice the Watford manager can give to the players at half time is a pat on the back and congratulate them for most likely being the first game to air on match of the day tonight.

Bernardo Silva's control is excellent. He tees up Kevin de Bruyne who whips in another magical cross. Sergio Aguero nods it against the outside the post.

Seconds later, Riyad Mahrez' cross is glanced inches wide by Bernardo Silva at the other post.

Everton were frail at that set-piece but it was a fabulous ball in by Ollie Norwood, it has to be said.

And then Everton should level, Richarlison with a free header eight yards out but he can only nod down to Dean Henderson.

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Ben Raisbeck: Grab an early goal in the second half and we’re right back in this one boys’

Nick Martin: Right lads, who's seen Escape to Victory?

Somali Wenger: Nothing is impossible coz the word itself says I’m possible, football is a game of two halves they think it’s all over, go out and win 6-5.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

A strange atmosphere around the Etihad now. After seeing Manchester City score five goals in the first 18 minutes, the home fans are probably enjoying the chance to sit down and have a rest.

The odd chant of 'C'mon City' is still going around the ground, or a ripple of applause for a good pass, but the intensity has dropped in the stands too - not just on the pitch.

The Blades have had to soak up plenty of pressure but now they win a corner...

Gerard Deulofeu is doing everything he can to create something. He links up with Roberto Pereyra in the box but Nicolas Otamendi is back there to defend.

Robert Lewandowski has just scored his ninth Bundesliga goal of the season with his second against Cologne. It's only their fifth game.

The Pole is the second player to ever score nine goals in the opening five matches of a Bundesliga campaign - after Peter Meyer for Borussia Monchengladbach in 1967-68.

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As it stands, this will be the biggest half-time lead in Premier League history. Those five goals were also the quickest scored in Premier League history.

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