That's your lot. We're back tomorrow with another four matches, including the north London derby which kicks off at 16:30 GMT.

Here's the match report from that game.

Alistair Magowan has written a feature on Chris Wilder's time at Sheffield United. Read that here.

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Fulham

Fulham boss Scott Parker to BBC Match of the Day: "Disappointing. It's fair to say for large parts today - I asked the team to be brave and show courage against the team who will be champions - and we were. There's no denying the mistakes we gave away for the goals were sloppy. But like I said, I was pleased with how the players went about it tonight.

"You are playing against a team that in any moment of the game, can hurt you. You have to be switched on. That's probably the residing factor of the game.

"The season is not going to be defined by a team we have played tonight and the quality they have. Individually, I wanted to leave an imprint and individually we did that. We will dust ourselves down and move on.

"This is the part of the season when trophies are won and rewards are won. It's the nitty-gritty of it. It's the defining moment. We understand that. It's the home stretch for us. We are in a good place and we will continue.

"The bumps along the way this year were always going to be there. Not many players in the team who have been around the Premier League. So far, we have come a long way. It will be the fuel for us to get better and improve as a team and as individuals. We will try to become stronger and better for it.

"Every game we go into we want to get something out of. Of course [against Leeds next] is a game we want to go into and get points from. We will keep moving."

Alasqar: Manchester City this year, there's nothing to compete with but themselves.

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola speaking to BBC Sport: "We knew it [would be difficult]. You just look at Fulham's last results they don't concede goals. We do well. In 90 minutes generally we were so solid and, yeah, we won again.

"They defended really well man-to-man. In the right moment we did it and I'm very pleased for all the players and the commitment from the players in the locker room before the game. We travel to Budapest now and prepare for another final before we get ready for the quarter-final of the FA Cup.

"I will arrive well [with a fit squad] in Budapest through rotating. Sometimes the players don't believe me, I want everyone involved. Sometimes it is difficult but everyone has to make a contribution to win games and we will arrive at the end of the season fighting as best as possible."

Manchester City

Man City defender John Stones speaking to BBC Sport: "I give massive credit to [Fulham] for the way they played and set up against us. Their overall game doesn't reflect where they are in the table. It was difficult in the first half and we showed great character in the way we kept going. It paid off in the end. Really pleased overall."

On his goal: "I'm really pleased, we know they keep a high line and it was a great ball from Joao [Cancelo] so I just had to time my run and it fell nicely for me."

On Sergio Aguero: "I'm really happy for Sergio to get that scoring feeling back. We all know how good he is and I'm really happy to see him on the scoresheet as I'm sure every City fan is."

On the title: "We've always had that fighting spirit. The target is in the front of our minds and it's getting closer. We're taking each game as it comes. Games are coming thick and fast and there are a lot of competitions we're still in."

Fulham

Fulham boss Scott Parker speaking to BT Sport: "We tried to take the game to the best team in Europe and this division. I thought we did do that. We conceded silly goals in the second half. Which is disappointing but the players know that. I asked the team to be brave and show a way about us to try and assert ourselves on Man City. For large parts they did very well but it was some silly goals really.

"We were solid and were in the game. We had our little tiny moments in the first half where we need to be more clinical. You have to stay more solid in the second half but the goal came straight after half time which is an uphill battle.

"There are massive positives. People may look at the way the goals were conceded but if you try to take a team on like Manchester City there are risks that come from that. We fell short. Overall I'm very pleased.

"Big test now. Our season won't be defined against a side like Man City. Now as always, we re-group, learn from the mistakes, take the positives and go again."

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola to BT Sport: "A great performance against a team like this who are so physical and have good ideas. It was an important victory for us. Eight games left and we are closer...

"Our pressing for the second and third goal... It was so difficult and we make a good game.

"Of course. The dynamic of the season is good. We didn't concede so that's good. So satisfying. Now we have two finals in the Champions League and the FA Cup.

"It was important for him [Sergio Aguero]. To score goals is everything for him and Gabriel [Jesus] as well. All the team was brilliant.

"Wins help to win the next game - of course, a different competition. There is not a second option in the next game. We will prepare our best and try to do well to get in the next stage."

rpwbrowne: Nobody has a chance against this squad.

Azreal: Congrats to Sergio. After such a long struggle with injuries back scoring goals. Well done that man.

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Manchester City

Manchester City defender John Stones speaking to Sky Sports: "Really difficult. Give a lot of credit to Fulham. The way they play their football doesn't reflect where they are in the table.

"It was really hard to find space in behind and we were trying everything. Second half we corrected a few things and its great to get three points and a clean sheet.

"We've all played so many games and the squad is rotated because of the schedule and whatever the manager decides. Everyone who came in today deserved every bit of credit they get for the way they played. We stayed patient which is difficult in moments like this."

On his goal: "We knew they kept a high line from set-pieces so I just tried to time my runs as best I could. It paid off."

On a possible England call-up being on his mind: "Yeah definitely. It's a massive honour for me and being out of the [recent] squads has been difficult for me. It's been a motivation for me and I've worked hard to get back into the team here and the England call up - if it comes - is progress from what I've done for City."

John Stones says not being selected for England has been "really hard for me" and it has provided him with a "huge motivation" to perform well on the pitch.

Nice attitude.

Harsh Dave!

In the 13 Premier League games in which both Sergio Aguero and Gabriel Jesus have started together, they have scored a combined 24 goals (9 for Jesus, 15 for Aguero).

All over at Craven Cottage. Manchester City move 17 points clear at the top of the table.

Fulham remain in the relegation zone on goal difference, having played two games more than Brighton.

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Ola Aina does really well to stop Ferran Torres creeping in on the right. He just uses his body to shield the ball and wins a goal kick.