Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

City might not drop any points for the rest of the season and that will mean Arsenal have to change their game.

They can't canter to the finishing line, when you're being chased it is scary.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Stamford Bridge

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Games between Chelsea and Leeds are always feisty with the two having a rivalry stretching back decades.

Add to that the tension that comes with two sides desperate for a win and things could become very interesting today indeed.

The Chelsea players received warm applause as they emerged from the tunnel for the warm up. Despite the Blues' terrible form they and Graham Potter appear to have retained the support of the majority of their fans but their patience could be tested if Leeds get an early goal today.

No time to hang around.

Five Premier League games coming up at 3pm. We'll start building up to those now but we'll bring you reaction from the Etihad too.

Here's what's up next:

Arsenal v Bournemouth

Aston Villa v Crystal Palace

Brighton v West Ham

Chelsea v Leeds

Wolves v Tottenham

Chris Wilder
Former Sheffield United boss on BBC Radio 5 Live

This hasn't been as straightforward as it looks for City. Newcastle could and should have taken something from this game but they weren't clinical enough.

Between the boxes it was an even game but City have gone on to take their chances.

Job done, Manchester City. Arsenal's lead at the top is reduced to two points for at least a couple of hours.

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Free-kick for Newcastle but Ederson is down to keep out Kieran Trippier's set-piece.

We're deep into stoppage time. Ederson is moments away from a 100th Premier League clean sheet.

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Applause as Phil Foden is announced as man of the match. No complaints about that.

Great game management by City. Jack Grealish and Erling Haaland have just won three quick corners in a row. And another one. Newcastle's players are not impressed.

Chris Wilder
Former Sheffield United boss on BBC Radio 5 Live

Manchester City have been pretty comfortable. The second goal punctured Newcastle after they threatened to get back into it.

Lovely stuff by Jacob Murphy who has impressed since coming on. He delivers an inviting pass across the box but no one in black and white can connect.

Phil Foden still has bags of energy. He's put in a real shift today and he is denied a second goal as Nick Pope gets down well to keep out his attempt.

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A huge roar as Dan Burn gets it all wrong and passes the ball out of play. Another change for the visitors. Matt Targett is about to come on.

This game feels like it is done and dusted but Manchester City want more and are being roared forward by their fans. By the way, City have a week to prepare for their next match - away at Crystal Palace next Saturday.

In eight weeks Newcastle have gone out of the FA Cup to a League One club, reached the Carabao Cup final, lost the Carabao Cup final, and dropped 11 points from six Premier League games. That is about to become 14 points from seven.

About eight minutes plus stoppages left.

Pep Guardiola will be delighted with this response from his players after Arsenal opened up a five-point lead in midweek. The City boss will be even happier if his team can record a first league clean sheet in six attempts.

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One win in eight Premier League games for Newcastle unless they can produce a spectacular comeback win. Jacob Murphy is on for Miguel Almiron.

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