This pretty much sums up Manchester City and Bernardo Silva.

The Portuguese is arguing with the referee for a free-kick awarded against him in the left corner.

Relax, you're 7-0 up. SEVEN. Relentless.

Almost a fluked hat-trick for Chris Wood as Erik Pieters drives a shot into his chest, the ball spiining just wide of the post.

Stevenage Boro fan: I reckon we could have taken Watford today, and we're bottom of League Two!

Arsenal fan: Watford don't travel well, but they're a different animal at Vicarage Road I'll have you know!

Understatement of the millennium from the MOTD commentator as the camera picks out Chris Wilder on the sidelines.

'His stock is pretty high with the Sheffield United fans.'

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Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Riyad Mahrez has to score. He's got a free header at the back post but he's tried to put too much power on it and hit the crossbar.

Should have been eight.

It's been 72% possession for Everton in the second half. But Dean Henderson has only had to make three saves all day. Excellent away day showing from the Blades thus far.

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Riyad Mahrez' header smacks off the crossbar following a ball in from the left by Angelino. Totally unmarked AGAIN.

Basics.

In case you missed it earlier, BBC's Simon Stone searched through the history books and the biggest Premier League win remains Manchester United's 9-0 triumph over Ipswich in March 1995.

But there have been quite a few other big wins too, 14 of them by seven goals or more.

In none of those 14 games had a team been five goals ahead at half-time.

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Anon: At least Watford are level with Man City. On minutes played.

Phil Jagielka is on for the visitors and it's a wall-to-wall standing ovation. United going to a back five?

Man Utd fan: Watford will still probably take points off us.

George: As an Ipswich Town fan, I'm rooting for double figures from City. Don't feel bad for Watford in the slightest as we've held the record long enough!

A Manchester City debut for 18-year-old defender Eric Garcia. He replaces Nicolas Otamendi. Very smart from Pep.

Burnley not having much of the ball but still creating chances. Ashley Barnes and Chris Wood link up well on the edge of the area, Barnes tries to curl in from the edge of the box but gets under it.

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Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

How easy are Man City making this look.

It's only Watford's new manager's second game but it's the spirit of his players that's troubling.

You know it's going to be difficult at Man City but they've not even tried to stop City's players from playing, they've not worked hard and their body language has been so poor.

What a hammering this is.

On comes Watford's record signing Ismaila Sarr. He replaces Will Hughes.

Sergio Aguero again!

This time it's a cross from the left and Aguero is sliding in. He can only divert it over the bar.

That double change has kicked Everton into life a bit. Moise Kean has a sniff of goal blocked before Alex Iwobi almost gets in behind. The Blades are stretched - but still lead.

If City weren't 6-0 up, Sergio Aguero would be scratching his head. He's missed a few big chances and this is another one.

He hits it first time as the ball comes in from the right but again, it's dragged inches wide of the far post. He was unmarked again.

Ashley Westwood takes that Burnley free-kick - the less said, the better.