Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

This is what champions do, especially those who are as desperate to reclaim the trophy as Man City are.

We've compared them to the former Man United teams who knew that regardless of the game, the stage of the season, the standards had to be high. They're getting their rewards for it.

One game down, another four to go, including three kicking off in just over half an hour.

Stick around for all the reaction from the Etihad but we'll start building up to these.

Newcastle v Watford (15:00 GMT)

Norwich v Everton (15:00 GMT)

Wolves v Southampton (15:00 GMT)

Aston Villa v Man Utd (17:30 GMT)

Romain: Clearly Chelsea haven't even turned up at the Etihad today! Worse than Man United's display?

Tunde: Is it me or did Chelsea players actually lack ideas in this game - or is it that Man City made them look that way?

13 points clear. Liverpool could close that gap to eight points if they win their two games in hand.

Chelsea have a huge gap to make up though. That's surely their title hopes over?

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All over. City see off their nearest rivals thanks to a worldie from Kevin de Bruyne.

We're into the second of three stoppage-time minutes now.

Antonio Rudiger wins a goalkick as he stops Raheem Sterling on the right.

Timo Werner tries to creep in behind but he's offside.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Raheem Sterling has been incredible, back to the form we saw him in while playing for England.

He looks really hungry for it at the moment and is taking the challenge to Chelsea.

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Phil Foden is off. On comes Gabriel Jesus.

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It looks City who are more likely to score again. Raheem Sterling and Phil Foden are causing problems in and around the box.

It comes to Jack Grealish on the left and he fires it towards goal from a tight angle. Kepa just about prevents a corner.

Dan: This is the first time I’ve watched Man City with Grealish in the side… Pep has coached all the fun out of his game and amplified the facets which used to frustrate Aston Villa fans.

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Here's Ilkay Gundogan. Kevin de Bruyne is given a standing ovation. His goal looks set to give City all three points unless Chelsea can offer something.

That was almost 2-0!

Raheem Sterling dances past a few players on the edge of the box with some brilliant skill.

He tees up Phil Foden but he blasts it over the bar.

Looks like City might make a change soon too, with Ilkay Gundagan getting ready.

Here's Mason Mount. Marcos Alonso is off.

A flat Chelsea free-kick is dealt with by City and Phil Foden turns smartly in the middle before trying to set Raheem Sterling on his way.

It's just cut-out and Hudson-Odoi then skews one way over the bar and into the stands.

Mason Mount is getting ready to come on.

Chelsea are starting to pick things up now too. Callum Hudson-Odoi slips in Cesar Azpilicueta on the right.

He slides it across with pace but Ederson pounces on it.

Josh: De Bruyne, different class.

Chris: You have to give unbelievable praise to De Bruyne, he's so lethal from those situations, he is absolutely ace!

Callum Hudson-Odoi and Timo Werner get their first few touches as Chelsea have a spell of possession.

Eventually Romelu Lukaku is caught out by Joao Cancelo.