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Manchester City's Phil Foden speaking to Sky Sports: "It's brilliant, every player wants to play in big games like this and we showed that courage from minute one. They made it so difficult for us but we showed our courage to play our football and keep going, and in the end it paid off.

"I feel like sometimes we're a slow team to get going. It was definitely better in the second half, it's something to work on. We definitely forced the errors, it's somnething we're working at in training. Everyone worked for each other and got their rewards today."

On his goal: "I struck it perfect and I'm just happy to see it go in and help the team. It gives us every chance to go on and win [the title], but the job isn't done and we've got a long way to go. When you beat the champions everyone's confidence goes sky high, so it can only help us. We're just happy to win today."

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Any title talk for Chelsea ended long ago, but they can give their top-four hopes a big shot in the arm tonight with a win at bottom club Sheffield United.

A win will take the Blues just a point behind Liverpool.

And a victory for Sheffield United tonight takes them off the bottom. Incentives don't get much bigger for Chris Wilder's lads.

Cheers Tom.

So that's Liverpool's title defence done and dusted then, right?

I'll keep bringing you the reaction from the Anfield abberation but welcome back Phil Dawkes for the late game between Chelsea and Sheffield United.

Manchester City have now equalled the all-time winning run by an English top-flight side across all competitions, winning each of their last 14 matches – the same number as Preston (ending in 1892) and Arsenal (ending in 1987).

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"It gives us every chance to go on and win it [the title]," says Phil Foden, not sticking to the 'one game at a time' shtick.

Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport at Bramall Lane

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Chris Wilder makes four changes to the side which beat West Brom on Tuesday.

In defence, Kean Bryan and Max Lowe replace Ethan Ampadu, who cannot play against his parent club, and the injured George Baldock.

Up top, it's the OIlies as Oliver Burke and McBurnie come in from David McGoldrick and Billy Sharp.

Sheffield Utd XI: Ramsdale, Basham, Egan, Bryan, Lowe, Lundstram, Norwood, Fleck, Bogle, Burke, McBurnie.

Subs: Foderingham, Sharp, Jagielka, McGoldrick, Osborn, Brewster.

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Thomas Tuchel switches it up again as he attempts to maintain his unbeaten start to life at Chelsea.

Andreas Christiansen replaces the injured Thiago Silva in defence, but Ben Chilwell replaces Marcus Alonso at left wing-back and Olivier Giroud starts in attack in place of Callum Hudson-Odoi.

Chelsea XI: Mendy, Azpilicueta, Christensen, Rudiger, James, Jorginho, Kovacic, Chilwell, Mount, Giroud, Werner.

Subs: Arrizabalaga, Alonson, Kante, Abraham, Zouma, Hudson-Odoi, Ziyech, Gilmour and Emerson.

Robbie Savage
Ex-Wales midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Phil Foden has been magnificent, the best player on the park. Absolutely magnificent.

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The last time Liverpool lost three successive top flight home matches in 1963:

• Everton were First Division champions (above)
• Manchester City had been relegated to the second tier
• Roy Hodgson (16) was a youth player with Crystal Palace

An absolute battering for Liverpool. A huge three points for Manchester City.

The end of the champions' defence?

Let's not get silly - he's had a good game though.

Gareth Southgate is in the stands I believe, can he get Phil Foden, Jack Grealish and James Maddison into his team? I'd watch if he can.

Robyn: Phil Foden makes my heart skip a beat. The boy is incredible!

Nathan Barber: Phil Foden, could be one of the most naturally gifted footballers this country has seen!

20y 255d - Phil Foden is the youngest player to score and assist in a Premier League game against Liverpool at Anfield.

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Manchester City are going to win 14 games in a row. It's quite something.

Guy Mowbray
Match of the Day commentator

When does a bad run become a definite slump?

Robbie Savage
Ex-Wales midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

This Liverpool team massively miss Virgil van Dijk, simple as that. The way he makes players better around him. It's a huge, huge miss, but they've got to get over it - the title's over and they've been taken apart by a wonderful Man City team.

Sam Hartles: Phil Foden goodness me. He’s been unplayable today. He’s becoming undroppable now

Phil Ainley: As a Reds fan I can’t believe how far off last year’s form we are. City on the other hand look back to their best, which will please my mates.