Watford

Watford goalkeeper Ben Foster to Sky Sports: "Its probably a bit of shock, embarrassment. I think we let ourselves down today and the fans fa bit. The fans were giving it everything, all they've got, unfortunately we on the pitch didn't give it all we have got.

"As a keeper coming to City and Liverpool, if you let five in in 20 minutes you fear the worst, you think cricket scores. They are without doubt the best team I have ever played against. We were poor, didn't lay a glove on them but at times it was breathtaking watching them.

"You come away to City and I'm not joking, you come here and think if you keep it to two or three - they are so good. Them and Liverpool are a different level.

"We didn't do our job today. We have to take some positives but that's football. You have to clean yourselves up, move onto the next one.

"We have a few experienced lads but you have to keep smiling. I have just let eight in. I'm not happy but it is what it is. There is no point in dwelling, get ready for the next game and get ready."

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Dan's (16:48) not got too many supporters

Daniel: Quite right. After all, it's well known that the likes of Liverpool, Man United and Barcelona don't spend any money and the players work for free.

Jack: You can spend as much money as like, but to get a team playing like Man City takes something more than money. Just look at United and Madrid

Loki: magnificent performance by Manchester city. Apparently having a one billion pound squad will devalue their achievements this year if city are fortunate enough to win something. Tell that to the club's spending seven hundred million and have failed to win anything....

Burnley

Burnley manager Sean Dyche: "We were excellent throughout, but particularly in the first 15 minuets. We were dominant early on and scoring two goals gave us control of the game.

"Everyone wants to play out from the back it seems so you get used to playing against it. You have to believe in pressing well, they stuck to their guns and kept playing that way but we were good on the press.

"Chris Wood has stuck at it, goalscorers need to score goals and he's nicked two goals today. He was unlucky not to get a hat-trick in the end."

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Norwich City

Norwich defender Ben Godfrey: "We always knew this would be tougher than Manchester City, Burnley are tough to play against. The two strikers are really hard to play against but we will learn from it.

"It is never great to concede but we go again. We play out from the back, that philosophy has got us here so why change it? If we get punished, we get punished. We'll stick to it."

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Tim, Marlow: I wonder which game will be up first on MOTD tonight? To be honest, I reckon the VAR controversy will be a more interesting watch than this cricket score at the Etihad!

DJ: Not sure what to say. I don’t know how but they have pulled it off. Great job Sheffield United and Mousset getting his first goal finally is top draw. The stats tell a different story but what a game.

Man City's biggest winning margin in the top flight was by a seven-goal margin. Manchester United's 9-0 win over Ipswich in 1995 is the biggest in history.

Biggest winning margins in a Premier League match:

Southampton-Sunderland (8-0) 18 Oct 2014

Chelsea-Aston Villa (8-0) 23 Dec 2012

Chelsea-Wigan Athletic (8-0) 09 May 2010

Tottenham Hotspur-Wigan Athletic (9-1) 22 Nov 2009

Newcastle United-Sheffield Wednesday (8-0) 19 Sep 1999

Burnley

Burnley striker Chris Wood: "It's satisying, these are the home games we need to be winning. Norwich played extremely well last week, took on a great side and beat them. There are no mugs in this league, they are all good sides.

"Goals is what you get judged on, hopefully there are more to come."

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Jamie: Re Dan from London (16:48): That sounds a bit like sour grapes to me! City can still achieve a lot and is not simply expected to win every competition they're in!

Arthur Crube: Can someone explain what the blazes Dan from London is on about?

Ken, Newcastle: Oooh Dan, put away those claws man.

A first away win in the Premier League for 13 years. Super day for the Blades. Everton are booed off.

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A day to forget for Watford. No record for Man City but that was absolutely ruthless.

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Hit it!! Riyad Mahrez tries to walk the ball into the net before Bernardo Silva takes the shot. It's straight at Ben Foster.

FOUR minutes added on at Goodison...

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A rare bit of possession for Watford. But in the end, Andre Gray's header is comfortably held by Ederson.

The Man City fans roar their team on - they want the record!

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

You'd have put your mortgage on Kevin de Bruyne finishing that. What a great run. He gives the keeper the eyes but then flops it wide of the post.

De Bruyne has still had a marvellous day today.

Dan, London: The world's first £1bn squad, coached by the world's greatest flat-track bully, thrashing a team in relative turmoil is barely noteworthy. City can ONLY make par or fail - they've given themselves too great an advantage to achieve something great. Any trophy they fail to win makes their season a failure.

NOOOOO!

This was the record-equalling goal. Kevin de Bruyne - yes him! - has actually missed a bit of a sitter.

He does the hard work, beating the defender in the box but he smashes his shot wide of the left post from about six yards out.

How?

All too predictable from Everton. Sheffield United soak up more pressure and Dean Henderson comes out to claim a cross.

Stand by for plenty of boooooossss.

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Poor Oxford United.