Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville on Sky Sports: "Pep Guardiola loves winning but doing it in style. If Manchester City are to win the title this season, they have got to win it without the fluidity in which they have played over the past couple of seasons."

Manuel Akanji's cross almost comes to Erling Haaland but Joachim Anderson just about gets there.

Bernardo Silva then chips it back in and again, Jeffrey Schlupp beats Haaland to it. Palace have defended well so far.

Pep Guardiola is on his feet barking instructions as Luka Milivojevic intercepts a pass from Phil Foden.

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Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville on Sky Sports: "Erling Haaland doesn't have the connection with his wide players which he did during his time at Borussia Dortmund."

Bernardo Silva tries to get past Jeffrey Schlupp on the right but he can't. City are not getting too many opportunities out wide, though Jack Grealish is cutting inside instead.

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton manager Roberto De Zerbi speaking to Sky Sports: "Really disappointed for the result, we played a fantastic game, we had a possibility to close the game. We made a lot of mistakes in the shooting and the final shots on goal and for this I am very very sorry for the result and for my players.

"We could attack them many times, in the space but we played well, we understood from the first minute of the game. It is difficult to win here, the stadium is amazing and the atmosphere is fantastic but I think if we speak about the performances, we deserved to win."

Jack Grealish is looking really dangerous. Erling Haaland is still getting into good space around the box too.

Those two are proving a handful despite Palace growing into it.

Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville on Sky Sports: "Manchester City have lost control of the game which has given Crystal Palace growing confidence over the last couple of minutes."

Michael Olise's free-kick is far too deep for Marc Guehi at the back post.

At the other end, Jack Grealish muscles off a few challenges and almost slides in Erling Haaland.

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Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest manager Steve Cooper, speaking to Sky Sports: "The first half was a poor performance and, in the end, was the part that cost us the game.

"OK, Spurs have loads of quality and play in a good way with good players but I don't think we fought hard enough in the first half with the duels and generally competing. You will see that around the goals.

"Second half we did do much better. We were a lot more aggressive in the duels but we were always going to risk conceding a third through a counter-attack, which is exactly what happened. But we kept going, got one back and pushed for a second.

"We missed the penalty and if we'd scored that, you never know. Stranger things have happened.

"The feeling around the performance first half is the frustrating one, really."

Phil Foden loses it in midfield and Palace break. Michael Olise slips in Wilfried Zaha but he can't get a shot off with Manuel Akanji there to put a crucial tackle in.

A few loose touches from Foden now.

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham Hotspur manager Antonio Conte speaking to Sky Sports: "With Richarlison, I always try to make the best decision about the starting 11 and today I prefer to start with Richarlison and rest Dejan [Kulusevski].

"I don't understand the people that doesn't understand the importance of rotation. You have good players on the bench and then you can change the game.

"If you want to aspire to win trophies in the future, you have to count on about 16, 17, 18 players to make rotation and play game by game.

"When players say they want to play, they have to perform and then if they are tired, they don't perform and you might enjoy because you played but we lost the game."

Ilkay Gundogan is pushed off it by Jordan Ayew. He wants a free-kick but he won't get one.

Manuel Akanji slides it through to Erling Haaland on the edge of the box but Joachim Anderson does well to stick by him and earns a free-kick.

Haaland is getting plenty of service so far though.

Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville on Sky Sports: "Both Albert Lokonga and Jeffrey Schlupp are man-marking the Manchester City attackers when they are on the ball. They need a big performance to get anything out of this game."

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Phil Foden's touch is unusually off as he miscontrols a pass near the touchline.

But it's back at Erling Haaland's feet within seconds.

City have eased back into their usual possession-based game. Bernardo Silva eventually puts a cross in, looking for Erling Haaland, but it's well defended.

Leicester City

Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers, speaking to Sky Sports: "I thought it was very harsh on the players at the end.

"We gave away a disappointing goal from our perspective - all three actually - but the first goal we give away, get ourselves back into the game with a good goal, have a good spell and had chances throughout the game.

"Over the course of the game, the players gave everything and at 2-1 we had two great chances. It's disappointing for us and we looked like the team that was on top. Then we don't get that goal and when they have that quality, they get the chance and score it.

"They then make it 3-1, we got down to 10 men and it's difficult. However, what I take great encouragement from is the spirit of the team, they kept fighting, they kept working and I think we were unfortunate to lose the way we did."

Chelsea

Chelsea manager Graham Potter speaking to Sky Sports: "It's been a really positive week for us, three wins against Leeds, Dortmund and today says a lot about the development of the team. It's a hard fought game as they always are but in the end I thought we deserved to win."

On Ben Chilwell and Wesley Fofana facing their former side: "Ben answered it in the perfect way, it was one of those games where the home crowd made it difficult but they handled it well. It wasn't a straight forward game, Leicester had chances and we had to suffer but that will get better as we keep going.

"Our defensive record has been good in terms of goals conceded in the Premier League and the mentality is strong in the team. They give everything, they want to keep the ball out of the net and we have players on the other side who want to put the ball in the back of the net.

"Three wins in the week at this level is very pleasing. Now we have to follow that up with a win next weekend and then into the international break. We will try to get three points against Everton."

Ruben Dias makes a meal of a ball forward to Wilfried Zaha. Palace play on, it comes fizzing across the six-yard area and City eventually get it away.