Nice little move by Crystal Palace as a quick one-two opens up the Manchester City defence but Cheikhou Kouyaté blasts over the bar.

Raheem Sterling is booked for a late challenge on Joel Ward, the Palace man makes it clear he wasn't happy with Sterling for that. The two had a bit of a coming together just before.

Is there any way back for Crystal Palace?

Manchester City get the second half under way.

For Raheem Sterling's assist for the second goal see Dinky Dinky...

Leicester City

Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "My feeling on VAR is always it will either go for or against you. At Liverpool VAR went against us and cost us. From Sean's [Dyche] point of view it will be harsh. There's an angle where you can see he clips Jonny Evans - the officials have time to asses from every angle and they decided it was a goal.

"We will take it. I wont argue against guys who have sat and analysed it. Away at Liverpool we conceded a penalty that wasn't a penalty and I wasn't crying about it after wards.

"Unfortunately it's something you accept as part of the game. I'm proud of how we won the game today - a tough game, an emotional game. We were much more aggressive in the second half - we showed great quality and a great mentality to get the three points."

On James Maddison's perfromance: "He did so well to last as long as he did because he has hardly trained the last few weeks. For him to last the time he did and be that effective was great. He put himself out there for the team."

On the tributes to Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha: "We were keen to make it a celebration. The supporters were incredible. We needed to tap into that emotion, we didn't in the first half but we were much more aggressive after half time. Today they made him [Vichai] proud in fighting for the result."

Chelsea

Chelsea manager Frank Lampard, speaking to Match of the Day: "The second half was the most pleasing thing. It was a good test for us today. We changed things a little in the second half and we showed a little more flexibility and creativity.

"We were upbeat, we had urgency, the tempo was good, and that got us the win.

"We want to score goals. You can see the fans – I think they’re happy with what they’re seeing at the moment. We want more.

"If we want to keep moving up, we can do better. So far this season, though, things are going well."

On Ross Barkley's injury: "It's an ankle injury. We need to assess it and see how bad it is."

There's the whistle for half time and so far so good for Manchester City.

Two minutes of time added on at the end of the first half. Two minutes was all City needed to score two goals...

There were just 93 seconds between the first and second goals. Swift!

Meanwhile, Kevin de Bruyne catches Cheikhou Kouyaté with a high lunge. Palace players want a booking but a talking to is all the City midfielder gets.

Steve Brown
Former Charlton Athletic defender on BBC Radio London

There is nothing Palace can do about that. That is unbelievable as a goal. That is magnificent. What a team goal. You can use as many superlatives as you want but you won't see many goals as good as that. When they play like that there are not many teams who can stop them.

João Cancelo loops a ball into the box and it is a comfortable catch for Wayne Hennessey.

Pep Guadiola prowls his technical area, no emotion showing on his face but you'd imagine he'd want his side to be more threatening than they have been in front of goal.

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Wayne Hennessey has been by far the busiest Crystal Palace player so far with 21 touches of the ball. That mini-spell of Crystal Palace attacks will have given him a well-earned breather.

Steve Brown
Former Charlton Athletic defender on BBC Radio London

Sloppy from Manchester City. Fernadinho just looked to calm and slow. Crystal Palace have to take those chances, they didn't and they might regret not making more of that. You don't get that many of those chances.

Luka Milivojevic takes the free kick but it is well blocked by Gabriel Jesus.

Palace soon pick up the ball again, however, and Fernandinho looks uncomfortable under pressure from Jordan Ayew. He has to go back to his keeper but that has encouraged the home fans, who roar with approval. They believe this defence can be breached.

Manchester City are unconvincing defensively as they struggle to clear and eventually Ilkay Gündogan brings down Wilfried Zaha and Palace have a free kick just outside the area...

John Stones warms up as a precaution but looks like Fernandinho is going to be ok to continue.

City have had eight attempts on goal so far in this game with five of them on target but I wouldn't say any of them have been clear cut chances.

Palace have been pretty comfortable and looked lively on the break.