What a day.

Leaders Liverpool score late to stay eight points clear, Jose Mourinho gets off to a winning start at Tottenham and problems mount for Everton, Watford and West Ham.

You can see all 25 goals on Match of the Day at 22:20 GMT on BBC One.

I'll leave you with the MOTD running order.

Until next time.

Chelsea

Chelsea manager Frank Lampard, speaking to Sky Sports: "We went toe-to-toe.

"The amount of time we got in their final third we didn't have that little bit of quality. Games like that can be lost in the boxes.

"It feels like a long time since we lost a game. We know there is a transitional feel, but I know if we keep working we will be coming."

Manchester City

Manchester City goalscorer Riyad Mahrez, speaking to Match of the Day: "I did not even think about our gap from the top when we were losing 1-0.

"I thought about how to react to win the game, we focus on ourselves and we know if we do that we’ll be right up there at the end of the season.

Chelsea

Chelsea manager Frank Lampard, speaking to Match of the Day: "We were controlling the game, we were playing some great stuff and we felt in control but you can’t be absolutely in control against Manchester City

"It was bad luck for their first goal, and absolute quality from Riyad Mahrez for the second and that changed the game.

"Maybe we were a bit slow with our movement at the back, I know we were giving them a good game but I am disappointed with the small details.

"If you look at City they are an example, and we’re at the absolute start of that process. A few of our players were in the Championship, but we want more."

Manchester City

City boss Pep Guardiola, speaking to Match of the Day: "Chelsea are an incredible team, we knew it but we beat them. It was a typical high level game. Our back four played so good today. In the most difficult period of the game we scored on the counter.

"We created enough chances to score more goals."

On Fernandinho's display in defence: "I read the comments against Liverpool when they said he can't play at the back but.. (he's being praised because we won).

On Aguero's injury: "Hopefully we'll know tomorrow, but the first indication is not good. A muscular injury."

Manchester City

City boss Pep Guardiola, speaking to Sky Sports: "It was a top game against a top side. Chelsea have been big quality for the past 20 years. When they went ahead in the best moments they had we scored through Kevin de Bruyne. then we missed a lot of chances.

"Chelsea are the masters at reading the passes - we had problems with Willian and Tammy Abraham. We fought a lot and had a good victory."

On conceding possession to Chelsea: "They are so good, they are an incredible team. It's Chelsea. Football is becoming like this. Most teams and young managers have spirit and nothing to lose. That's why the football is nice. Chelsea are playing incredibly well."

Manchester City

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola on Sergio Aguero's injury: "I think Sergio will be bad."

Chris Sutton
Former Aston Villa striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Norwich were the better team and they deserved to win.

But what I find ironic is that Everton fans did not like Sam Allardyce’s brand of football

But what was Everton’s style of football today in the last 20 minutes? Just whack balls into the box.

Pep Guardiola has just told the media that the injury which forced Sergio Aguero off against Chelsea is "not good".

Everton

Everton defender Seamus Coleman: "We did not show up today, it was not a good game for us. We were not patient enough at times, we tried to force things. It was not good enough, it’s only actions that can make it better. Words are meaningless."

On booing from fans: "Fans want to see results. We are not getting as many results as we want, they expect the best. We feel the pressure but that is our job. We need to start showing up on the pitch. I always look at what the players are doing wrong not what the managers are doing. We were not good enough. We need to put it right."

Everton

The Telegraph is reporting that Everton boss Marco Silva has held talks over his future with majority shareholder Farhad Moshiri and club directors in the wake of today's 2-0 home defeat to Norwich.

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Manchester City’s possession of 46.74% is the lowest recorded by a side managed by Pep Guardiola in any of his 381 top-flight matches in charge.

John Shaw: Sterling. That was a perfectly good goal ! How can VAR determine the precise instant the ball leaves the foot against the players exact positions?

Phil Knight: I've said it before, why can't the offside be determined by the position of the feet? There would be no debate then. Sterling's feet were behind two defenders but he was still given offside. Ridiculous.

Manchester City

City midfielder Riyad Mahrez, speaking to Sky Sports: "It was a difficult game but we reacted very well after we conceded the first goal. This type of game it's most important to get three points. We're not going to play very good all the time.

Midfielder Kevin de Bruyne: "We had a couple of chance at the beginning and didn't hit the target. They scored but then we reacted with two quick goals. In the second half we kept it tight - they might have had more of the ball but we created the better chances.

"We don't care what happens to other teams - Liverpool, Leicester, Chelsea - we have to keep running. We know after the last two years the hard work we have to put in."

Ashley Tezoo: Does Batshuayi know the offside rule exists? I’m not sure a single run has avoided the flag!

What does this result do to the table?

City leapfrog Chelsea into third spot - one point behind second-placed Leicester and nine behind leaders Liverpool.

Chelsea, whose next two league games are at home to West Ham and Aston Villa, are fourth.

Neil: Unlucky. I thought we played well and matched Man City. Granted that was never offside but didn't make a difference really. We will build from this and improve. Much better than the result last season!

Steve: Apart from Chelsea's defence I am happy with what we are trying to do, we need a window to replace Zouma at the back. The negativity is not helping the team.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC 5 Live

Chelsea boss Frank Lampard will be delighted with his team's performance.

Manchester City had to fight right to the end and they time wasted at times.

Goal or no goal...Manchester City have the points. Great game.