Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville on Sky Sports: "Great start, but what a save!

"It comes through a body of players. Brilliant stop from goalkeeper Vicente Guaita."

Ooft! A ferocious effort from Rodri on the volley is well saved by goalkeeper Vicente Guaita.

Ruben Dias tries to put in the rebound but Jeffrey Schlupp gets a crucial block in.

Moments later, Jack Grealish dances past a few challenges but drags the shot wide. Wow! City should be ahead.

City have started strongly. Jack Grealish lays it off to Nathan Ake and his clipped cross is poked behind for a corner.

Everton

Everton manager Sean Dyche, speaking to Sky Sports: "Definitely a game of two halves. We were very strong first half, created two or three golden chances, deserved to be up at the half and dealt with a lot of their threat well.

"Then second half, they're a good side, they came out at us, we didn't deal with it as well and gave the ball away far too many times. But the resilience of the side is growing, the mentality is growing and sometimes you have to grind it out against a team that is unbeaten in 12.

"They're no mugs in the Premier League and I think we've delivered a performance that can get us three points."

On Brentford pressure in second half: "No real golden chances other than the one where Jordan Pickford gets across his line quickly to react to it and make a fantastic save.

"We're building a mentality and that takes time. But they're delivering. They're delivering the physical side to make sure we do the hard yards and first half, I thought we were good with the ball. We pressed and I thought we were effective.

"It would be fair to say we should've been more up in the first half but you've got to do the job for 95 minutes and we go there in the end."

On the disallowed goal: "It's a surprise one to me because it is at such short range, I don't think Demarai Gray has a chance to move. It's just hit him. Tough call and you'd like to see those go your way. It didn't but it might have made things more comfortable second half."

On another 1-0 win: "Ten points out of seven games, another step in the right direction. First half we played well with the ball, we asked questions of the opposition, and second half we ground it out. Sometimes you've got to do that.

"That's a part of the shift in mentality. I still think we can do better with the ball, especially in the second half, but credit goes to the opposition.

"Our mentality is growing and our belief in the mentality is growing."

Off we go at Selhurst Park.

Pep Guardiola has Kevin de Bruyne, Julian Alvarez and Riyad Mahrez on the bench.

Ridiculous.

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Erling Haaland scored his first Premier League hat-trick in the reverse fixture against Crystal Palace, as Manchester City came from 2-0 down at half-time to win 4-2.

Only Emmanuel Adebayor against Derby County in 2007-08 has ever scored two hat-tricks against an opponent in the same Premier League season.

Crystal Palace are winless in seven Premier League home games against Manchester City.

They have failed to score in five of them, since a 2-1 victory in April 2015 (D2, L5).

Manchester City's nine most recent league goals in this fixture have come after half time.

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I don't think Crystal Palace are getting dragged into a relegation battle because of their long winless run - they are in one already.

Manchester City were a bit flat against Newcastle last week but they still did enough to win. Now they need to keep their foot on the throttle to try to reel Arsenal in.

City's biggest issue here is probably their Champions League tie with RB Leipzig on Tuesday. Pep Guardiola will be shuffling his squad with that game in mind.

Still, Phil Foden's return to form is massive for them. He has given them a lift at the right moment and his imagination and energy could make the difference here too - if he plays.

Prediction: 1-2

• Chelsea 1-0 Leeds
• Chelsea 2-0 Borussia Dortmund
• Leicester 1-3 Chelsea

Three big wins in a week for Graham Potter.

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Crystal Palace are on the longest current winless run in the Premier League, taking just five points from their nine games in 2023.

They haven't had a longer run without victory since a 14-match streak between December 2015 and April 2016.

Patrick Vieira's side are winless in all 15 league encounters this season against teams currently in the top half of the table.

However, they are unbeaten in each of their last 13 home league games against non-London opposition.

Here's how the table looks after today's first five matches.

One more to go as Crystal Palace host Manchester City in just under half an hour.

Can City close the gap on leaders Arsenal?

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There are already reports of Leicester fans chanting "We Want Rodgers Out" at the end there.

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Chelsea win a third game in a row.

For Leicester it's five successive defeats.

There are boos from those that remain at full-time.

Relief around Goodison!

They hold on after near relentless pressure in the second half to secure a huge three points.

The Toffees are out of the bottom three and digging themselves out of relegation trouble.

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All over at Spurs. A big three points for Antonio Conte's side. They are six points above Liverpool in fourth now.

Forest remain three points above the relegation zone.

The Chelsea fans' songs are echoing around the King Power as this game continues to drift towards a conclusion.

Things are looking a lot better for Graham Potter than they were two weeks ago.

There's a bit of a scuffle on the sidelines over something. Steve Cooper gets a card after it all.

Goalkeeper up for a corner alert!

We're into stoppage time and Brentford have a corner. Keeper David Raya is up for it and gets his head on the delivery but sends it wide.

Was that the chance for the Bees?