Still goalless and Craig Shakespeare is in conversation with Dean Smith on the touchline.

To be or not to be, that is the question for Villa.

Douglaz Luiz cross from left, swings all the way across and out of play.

Some people like to make big prediction calls... then you have Niall from Somerset.

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Away we go again.

Manchester City

Manchester City midfielder Phil Foden on BBC Match of the Day: "You can't win them all and they can't be as easy as previous games, winning 5-0. We are a bit disappointed, but these games come and you just have to deal with it and go again.

On seeing the red card for Kyle Walker and penalty overturned: "Definitely on the sideline it was a big relief that the decision got changed. It gave us that little boost after with the crowd behind us. It's a shame we couldn't go on and win it. A lot of the team did [think we won it] and on another day the goal [from Sterling] counts and we win.

"We have to give [Southampton] credit. They made it really difficult. We didn't find space like we usually do. It is something to work on when we play tough opponents again."

Southampton

Southampton manager Ralph Hassenhuttl speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "It was a very demanding game today, this is what we expected. Tactically I must say it was one of the best games since I arrived at this club; the guys did an amazing job. We changed the shape four times in the game and I'm proud of what my team did today. We had chances to win it."

On the penalty decision: "VAR decided it was a clear and obvious error and they had to overrule it."

On chances to win the game: "The final ball in and around the box, the final finish was not there. You use a lot of energy playing against these opponents, but they had massive problems with our 4-4-2 today. We did not have many high balls in their half. You cannot say we did a bad job today. A draw today feels like a win."

The Brighton Bard: I didn’t see the game, but even if the supporters turned up, it seems Pep’s players didn’t.

Manchester City

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "We struggled with our build up. It was not precise, not good. We lost more balls than usual, and we were not very comfortable connecting with the players up front. We had chances, but a draw was a fair result. We tried to win but we couldn't do it."

On VAR decisions: "I didn't see either of them; the penalty or the disallowed goal. I don't have VAR in my dugout. It was given by VAR, so it isn't a penalty."

On the atmosphere: "It was great, as always."

Here's some reaction from Manchester City's goalless draw against Southampton.

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Goalless at the break.

Alex Iwobi chips a pass through towards the run of Andros Townsend but he cannot quite take it in his path.

The concussion sub means Everton are allowed to make an extra substitution.

Andros Townsend scored a cracker on Monday and tries another from range but this one is straight at Emiliano Martinez.

Everton's first shot on target on 43 minutes.

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AJP: Utterly negligent by Villa to not take McGinn off sooner. Football claims to be taking concussions seriously, yet these sorts of situations are far too frequent.

John McGinn is still feeling the after-effects of the facial injury on 20 minutes.

It means Villa make a concussion substitution, with Marvelous Nakamba coming on.

Paulc089: Its absolute nonsense to talk about the title race and who is or isn't in that race now when no team has played more than 5 games. Long way go yet.

The contest is lacking in quality in the final third of the pitch.

Demarai Gray plays in a dangerous cross which Salomon Rondon is poised to head home but Matt Targett is positioned well to clear.