City slicking into gear now, lovely touch from Kyle Walker finds Gabriel Jesus in space inside the area again and his shot is deflected over.

Not going to be another one of those days is it?

Sharp feet from Gabriel Jesus and then a lovely ball out wide to find Riyad Mahrez, he squares up his man and runs at him, literally straight at him and the pair fall over.

Oh that's a chance though! Jesus all alone to meet Benjamin Mendy's cross and he flicks it wide.

Good cross, really good cross from Martin Montoya and Eric Garcia has to head it out. Garcia looks like a really good prospect at centre-half.

Manchester United, Liverpool, Manchester City - it's a good job Brighton had plenty of points on the board given their run-in at home. Not been kind.

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And we're off, after the knee is taken. Game on!

I'm pretty sure a win here woudl secure second place for Manchester City, if they care. We do care about this, a minute's silence to mark the death of the late, great Jack Charlton.

There's some lovely Charlton stories in here, by the way.

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Steve Wilson says in his MOTD intro that Brighton need five points to be mathematically safe but that they may be already - what do we think?

They kick-off eight points above the drop zone...

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Here they come...

It's Kevin de Bruyne's 150th Premier League game for Manchester City today as well. What a player he has been.

Man City’s Kevin De Bruyne is just two assists away from becoming only the second player in Premier League history to record 20 in a single season, after Thierry Henry in 2002-03. The Belgian is also currently on 98 goal involvements in his Premier League career (34 goals, 64 assists)

Chelsea

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Chelsea boss Frank Lampard, speaking to Sky Sports: "They were better than us, physically, in the mind and with the ball. So you lose the game. They were stronger than us. You feel and hear every noise and all I could hear was Sheffield United voices. They are a good team. If you come here and perform below par this is what will happen.

"We matched them shape wise. We were too slow and weren't getting our wingers into the game. We tried to get control, which we did but weren't threatening. At 2-0 down you make it difficult for yourselves. Disappointing. Mistakes. You analyse all season and review and move forward. We need to put that to bed quickly and fight for the top four. I learned a lot and I won't forget that.

"I am not concerned about top four today. All I do is sit and watch the games and consider what we want to do. But today I am concerned with how we performed. We will see where we are when we approach Norwich. But we can't approach Norwich or Manchester United or Wolves like we did today."

Since winning 6-1 at Aston Villa in January, Man City have scored just three goals in their last six Premier League away games. In these six games, the Citizens have had 99 shots (30 on target), and have an expected goals total of nearly 13.

Sheffield United

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Sheffield United striker David McGoldrick, speaking to Sky Sport: "After the lockdown, the first couple of games we weren't on the front foot and our usual selves. But since Arsenal in the FA Cup we have been on the front foot. 35 games in and the table doesn't lie. That was us at our best today.

"I have told the lads 'don't worry'. When it comes I will get a brace. I said in the press I wasn't concerned. The goals were coming as I have had chances. I hope there is many more to come. It means the world. Made my debut at 16 and I made that dream to play in the Premier League. Now I have another dream of scoring."

Pep Guardiola is in the dugout nice and early, as is his custom, wearing a 'stronger together' mask and watching his side warm up.

Their European future is expected to be made clearer on Monday.

All the gear, no idea.

Paul Bodman: Dear Chris and Sheffield United, thank you. Yours sincerely, all Manchester United fans.

Amrul Choudhury: Chelsea shirt sponsor '3' another 3 goals conceded. I can see United and Bayern scoring 3 goals against this defence in the Cups.

Kev McVeigh: None of Chelsea's defenders are bad players individually (despite mistakes) but they seem not to gel as a back four or three. There's no leader like a Terry, to organise and focus them as a unit.

All looking good for Manchester United all of a sudden isn't it?

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What a result, what a display from Sheffield United. If you're Chris Wilder's landlord and you're reading this, might as well start pouring now.

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